Every On-Model Shot the Brand Needs.

What you get

A studio you set up once.

No Prompt Box

Pick it, do not describe it.

Every decision is a picker: the garment, the talent, the studio, the frame. Nobody on the team has to be good at writing prompts to get a usable shot.

Saved Talent

The same face across the range.

Cast once and reuse. A brand keeps its people consistent across a season instead of meeting a new stranger on every product.

How it works

Pick the garment. Pick the talent. Pick the studio.

1. 01

   Bring the wardrobe

   Pull garments from the brand's connected images, load a saved outfit, or upload the range. Add the product alongside it when the shot needs one in hand.

2. 02

   Cast and set

   Choose talent you have already saved so the same face runs across the whole range, and set the shot in a studio style your team built or one of the official drops.

3. 03

   Call the frames

   Choose the shot — full body, seated, side, back, fit detail — set the ratio and resolution, and run the set. The cost sits on the button before you commit.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is On-Model for?

The clean commercial frame where the garment is the hero: talent wearing the range, with the product in hand when the shot needs it. Product page imagery, landing pages, email and always-on social — the assets a brand needs constantly and never has enough of.

Do I have to write prompts?

No, and that is the point of this one. Every decision is a picker — the garment, the talent, the studio, the frame. Anyone on the team can get a usable shot without being good at prompting.

How is it different from Lookbook?

Lookbook turns a brief into a full campaign shoot, and it can run without wardrobe at all. On-Model is narrower on purpose: a garment is required, the garment is the hero, and the frames are the retail ones a product page asks for.

Can I keep the same model across a whole range?

Yes. Save the talent once and reuse it, so a season stays consistent instead of introducing a new face on every product.

Can I use the client's actual garments and products?

Yes. Pull them from the brand's connected images or upload the range directly. The shot is built from the real thing rather than a description of it.

Can we build our own studio look?

Yes. Create a studio style, save it, and every shoot from then on lands in the same light. That is how an agency look stays an agency look across clients and seasons.

What shot types can I get?

Auto, full body, half body, seated, side view, back view, fit detail and movement, plus a custom camera setup. Seated, back view and fit detail exist here specifically because product pages ask for them.