Where you sell changes the details
The tool is the same everywhere: you upload the photo you already have and get back the same item on a model, with the same model across your whole catalogue. What differs is the rules you have to follow and the habits of the buyers you are selling to.
Nothing is installed anywhere. There is no app, no store connection and no access to your customer data — so this works on any platform, including your own site. These pages exist because the surrounding detail is genuinely different, not because the product is.
Shopify
Catalogues that grow every month, collection pages that need to look like one shop, and mannequin photos you already own.
Amazon
Amazon requires AI-generated people to carry a synthetic-performer tag in the file. Ours already do, in the field Amazon names.
Etsy
One-person shops, handmade and often one of a kind — where being open about AI matters more than anywhere else.
Your own site, eBay, Depop
No app and nothing to connect, so it works anywhere. Resale needs the real photo kept on the listing; your own site needs the consistency most of all.
The part that is the same everywhere
- Your existing photos are the input. Mannequin, dress form, hanger or flat lay. No reshoot.
- One model across the catalogue, rather than a new stranger per listing.
- Things nobody wears go through the product-only mode: the same clean frame, with no person in it.
- Every frame carries a machine-readable AI marker in the file. The visible disclosure on the listing is yours to write, and the rules for it differ by marketplace.