Head to toe, both shoes in frame.

15 full-length shoots, and any of them can try a garment on.

Tomas head to toe in a navy suit against a glass office wall, both shoes in frame, same curls
output · business full-length
The same full-length photo of Tomas with a white t-shirt tried on in place of the suit
output · try-on, same frame
Nadia head to toe in a black roll-neck and wide trousers against a dark studio wall, arms folded, same glasses and grey streak
output · studio editorial

Most AI photos stop at the shoulders

Head-and-shoulders is where generation is easy and where most products quietly stay. The full-length shoots are briefed to keep the entire figure and both shoes inside the frame. That is also what makes try-on possible: a garment needs a body to hang on, not a crop.

15 full-length shoots

Business, editorial, street style, travel and more, marked full-length in the catalogue. Tall frames, 3:4 and 9:16, built for profiles and stories.

Try a garment on

Upload a photo of one piece of clothing, worn or laid flat, and it is fitted onto your full-length photo. One credit, same frame, same face.

Proportions kept honest

The same identity rules that hold the face also hold the body: your build is photographed, not corrected.

Questions

Which shoots are full-length?

They are marked in the catalogue: 15 shoots across business, fashion, travel and events, each briefed to keep the whole figure and both shoes in frame.

How does try-on work?

Pick any full-length photo of yours, upload a clear picture of one garment, and the piece is fitted onto the photo. It costs one credit, and if the fit fails the credit is returned.

What aspect ratios do I get?

Full-length shoots come in 3:4 and 9:16, the shapes dating profiles and stories actually use. Headshot shoots stay 4:5.

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