On-model stills, lifestyle imagery and video from a flatlay or mannequin. Prints, fit and colour stay true to the garment. The required angles for every SKU, at catalogue volume, with a person signing off each frame.
INPUT · FLATLAYSHIPPED
Send the flatlay or mannequin shot once. Stills, lifestyle and video come from the same garment, so every channel shows the same product.
Front, back, side, detail and full-length on a model matched to the category and size, in the order the marketplace wants them. Flatlay or mannequin in, PDP gallery out.
Asked: how many angles in the final folder? Answer: the required set for each marketplace, the same for every SKU in the batch.
The same garment placed in a scene: a pitch, a gym, a street, a home. Campaign imagery without the location day, and it matches the PDP stills because it comes from the same input.
Asked: lifestyle shoots using AI? Outdoor campaign shoots? Answer: both, from the same flatlay.
Short-form for Instagram and marketplace video slots, product-detail explainers for the PDP, and product or campaign films for ads. Cut per channel in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9.
Asked: what types of videos? Answer: the six above, from stills or product shots.
Two things brands ask first: does the AI garment match the real one, and does the range look like one shoot. Both are checked by a person before anything ships.
Drag the frame, then look at the bear. The motif, the placement and the colour on the output are the ones on the flatlay. Where a print drifts, the frame goes back to step 03, not to you.
INPUTSHIPPED
Character, face, body and styling stay consistent from the first SKU to the last. Here, the same boy carries the tee and the knitwear. The product stays consistent across its own angles too, which is what the required-angles set is for.
Steps 03 and 04 are where AI speed meets human judgement. Every asset passes expert QC before delivery.
Goals, SKUs, guidelines in.
Formats, batches, timelines.
AI-accelerated production.
Expert review, every asset.
Channel-ready files out.
Repeat across catalogue.
Send these four and step 01 starts. No shoot day, no studio, no model casting on your side.
| SKU | SIZE | COLOUR |
| SB-01 | S–XL | Black |
| SB-02 | S–XL | Beige |
| SB-03 | M–XXL | Navy |
| ITEM | STILLS | VIDEO |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | 2 to 3 days for a batch of 100 SKUs.From step 01 to files. 3x faster than a studio shoot. | Set per film when the storyboard is approved.Length, scenes and channels decide it. |
| Output per day | 300 SKUs a day at full run.All required angles, QC included. | 10 videos a day at full run. |
| Formats | JPG or PNG at each marketplace's spec, 2000 px and above on the long side.Files named per marketplace, adapts included. | MP4, 1080p.9:16 for reels, 1:1 for feed, 16:9 for PDP and ads. |
| Duration | — | 6 to 30 seconds, cut per channel.Longer explainers on request. |
| Commercials | Per SKU set, by angle count and category.Quoted with the pilot plan. | Per video, by length and format.Quoted with the pilot plan. |
Asked by prospects in our own calls, answered here in plain words.
Yes. Indoor and outdoor scenes from the same flatlay or mannequin input, matched to the PDP stills.
Yes. Pitch, street, beach, city: the setting is part of the moodboard we agree before generation.
The required angles for each marketplace, the same set for every SKU in the batch. Typically front, back, side, detail and full length, in the order the marketplace wants them.
One model, face and styling across a range so the PDPs read as one shoot. Product consistency across angles and frames is checked in QC against the input. Voice, for video, follows the script you approve.
They are checked frame by frame against the input: placement, scale and colour. A frame where the print drifts goes back to generation, not to you.
Priced per video by length and format, and quoted with the pilot plan once the storyboard is agreed.
Product images or packshots (flatlay, mannequin or ghost, front and back), brand guidelines if any, the SKU list with sizes and colourways, and the marketplaces you sell on.
6 to 30 seconds, cut per channel. Longer explainers on request.
Brief, Plan, Create, QC, Deliver, Scale. AI does the volume in Create. People select, fix and QC before Deliver.
At full run, 300 SKUs a day with all required angles, and 10 videos a day.
2 to 3 days for a batch of 100 SKUs, from brief to files. Video turnaround is set per film when the storyboard is approved.
MP4 at 1080p, in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 from one master. Other ratios on request.
AI reels, AI explainer videos, AI product films, AI ecommerce videos, AI stylized videos and AI marketing videos.
Product images or packshots, brand guidelines if any, the SKU list, and your marketplaces. No shoot day, studio or model casting.
Moodboard and shot direction, model and styling brief, and for video the script and storyboard, all shared for approval before generation.
Yes. Same garment, print, colour and fit across every angle and frame, checked against the input in QC.
