Frequently asked questions

Upload your flat lay clothing image to Modelfy, select an AI model, choose a background scene, and click generate. Modelfy creates an on-model fashion photo from your flat lay, usually within minutes. There are no prompts to write and no editing skills are needed.

Modelfy works with flat lays, ghost mannequin photos, hanger shots, and basic product-on-background images. You do not need a professional camera or studio lighting. A clear phone photo of the whole garment, taken in good light, is enough to start.

Use daylight, show the whole garment, keep the background plain and make sure the print is sharp. Smooth out heavy creases. If the back or side of the piece matters, attach those photos too. A clearer photo gives you a better result.

No. Modelfy was built for people who run clothing businesses, not designers or developers. If you can upload a photo and click a button, you can use it. You will not see technical settings for a standard shoot.

You do not need to write a prompt to run a shoot. You pick a garment, a model, a pose and a background by clicking, and lighting is handled for you. The only place you may choose to type is when you describe a new AI model in Create Model, and you can start from reference photos there instead.

Yes. Modelfy studies your clothing image and generates a new photo of the garment on an AI fashion model. It works to keep the fabric texture, color, stitching and shape close to your photo, from a flat lay, hanger or ghost mannequin image. Results can vary, so check each image against the real piece.

A photoshoot on Modelfy is usually ready within minutes. It can take longer when the service is busy. You do not need to wait for a booking, a photographer or an editor.

Yes. Modelfy's virtual try-on AI places your garment on the AI model you chose. Select your model, upload your clothing image and generate. No prompts are needed, though it is worth checking the proportions and fit in the result.

It works to. Modelfy is focused on clothing, and clear input photos give the best results. But it generates a new image, so it cannot promise perfect accuracy. Fine embroidery, small logos and text are the most likely to change. Always compare the result with the real garment, and generate again if it is not right.

Yes. Modelfy works with ghost mannequin images and invisible mannequin shots as well as flat lays and hanger photos. Upload your ghost mannequin image, select a model, and Modelfy will generate an on-model photo of the garment.

A print can change, the length or fit can look different from the real piece, or a pose can look unnatural. If that happens, try a clearer photo or generate again. Each new generation uses credits. If a generation fails, the credits it used are returned.

Yes. Modelfy is built for clothing sellers, boutiques and fashion brands. On paid plans, trials and credit packs you can use your images commercially. You download them and add them to Shopify, Etsy, Amazon, Instagram or any other platform that accepts images. Some marketplaces have their own rules on AI images, so check those first.

No. There is no direct integration at the moment. You download your images from the studio and upload them to your store yourself, the same way you would with any other photo.

Yes. Modelfy is focused on fashion and clothing brands. General AI tools handle furniture, electronics and food too, and usually need written prompts. Modelfy is designed around garments, models and fashion photography.

You can create AI models with different looks and body types, save them and show a garment on each one. This can help you show a piece on more than one model without an extra shoot. An AI image is not a fitting, so keep your real size chart on the product page.

Yes. You can download images and use them on Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and other social platforms. Saved models and backgrounds help keep your feed consistent. For business or brand posts, use a paid plan, trial or credit pack. Some platforms ask you to label AI images.

The main studio tools work one garment at a time. If you have a large catalog or a repeating process, Gold and Studio plans include custom workflows, and you can tell us what you need on the custom workflows page.

Paid plans start at $29 a month, and you can try Silver free for 14 days. A clothing photoshoot with a model, a photographer and a studio often costs hundreds for a single day, and you pay again for each new collection. A real shoot still has its place, but on Silver one Modelfy photo costs under 40 cents.

A free account includes 10 one-time credits (up to 5 photos) with no credit card required. There is no monthly refill. You can also try Silver free for 14 days with 100 credits (up to 50 photos): a card is required, you pay $0 today, then $29/month unless you cancel.

A photoshoot uses 2 to 12 credits, and creating an AI model uses 8. Other tools can use fewer or more, and the studio shows the cost before you generate. Plan credits refresh on your billing date and do not roll over. Credits from one-time packs do not expire while your account is open.

Yes. You can cancel at any time in Settings → Subscription, or via Whop. On a paid plan you keep access until the end of your current billing period, with no further charges. Cancelling during the free trial ends it immediately and you are never charged.

On paid plans, trials and credit packs, you may use your images commercially, including in your store, ads, social media and catalogs. Images from free credits are for trying the service and for personal use. Copyright in AI images is uncertain and differs by country, and our Terms of Service have the full details.

Shoots come out in a portrait format that suits clothing, in standard image files for e-commerce and digital use. Paid plans download at 2K, which is enough for most product pages and social posts. If you need a square image, crop it before you upload it.

Yes. One garment upload can give you several on-model images by changing the model, background or angle. Each image uses credits. This is a practical way to build a small lookbook or a full product page from one flat lay photo.

Your uploads are stored and processed to run the service for you, and may be sent to the service providers we use for that purpose. Our Privacy Policy has the details.