A house model
One consistent face across a season of product pages and campaigns.
Describe the person you need, from age and build to hair and setting. Keep the model and use them across your try-ons, reshoots and videos.

Cast from a description
“Woman, mid-twenties, short natural afro, white tank, light-wash jeans, grey studio backdrop.”
Fig. 4The same model, dressed and placed anywhere.





Ready to cast
A few of the studio models ready for your next shoot, with more in the app and new faces added regularly. Pick one and dress them in your collection today.

Scottish · damp copper hair

Senegalese · sharp crop, gold earrings

Long dark waves · green eyes

Mongolian-Korean · blunt black bob

Short natural afro

Scandinavian · swept-back waves

Eastern European · long brown hair

Norwegian · silver crop

Dark curly bob · freckles

Somali-Ethiopian · close-cropped

Greek-Lebanese · slicked low knot
How it works
Age, build, skin tone, hair, expression and setting, in plain words.
Create a few options and keep the one that suits the brand.
Use the model in Try-On, Reshoot and Animate, as often as you like.
What you can set
Photos that work best
Works well
Avoid
Where it helps
One consistent face across a season of product pages and campaigns.
Show your clothes on the people who actually buy them.
Cast in minutes, without agencies, fittings or day rates.
Yes. Models you create stay in your library and can be used in any tool.
No. Models are generated from your description. Do not describe real, identifiable people.
Yes. You keep full commercial rights to everything you create.