Salwar kameez mode
Create an AI salwar kameez photoshoot: upload the kameez, salwar, dupatta and sleeve separately so every part of the suit looks right, then add outfit styling.
Use Salwar Kameez Mode for a salwar kameez photoshoot, whether you sell suits or unstitched dress material. You upload each piece of the suit in its own slot: the top, the bottom, the dupatta and the sleeve. ApparelAI puts them together as one complete, styled suit on a model.
Why upload each piece
A single photo of a whole set folded together doesn't show which fabric belongs where. With one photo per piece, each part of the suit comes from your real fabric.
| Upload slot | What to photograph | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| Top (Kameez) | The main top design: the kameez or kurta fabric | Required |
| Bottom | The salwar or pants design | Optional |
| Dupatta | The dupatta, spread out so its design and borders show | Optional |
| Sleeve | The sleeve design, if your set has separate sleeve fabric | Optional |
Unstitched dress material
This mode works for unstitched sets too. Photograph the top, bottom and dupatta as the flat fabric you stock, and the shoot shows them as a finished suit, worn by the model.
For photo tips, see Prepare garment photos.
Create a suit photoshoot with a model
Turn on Salwar Kameez Mode
In Settings, choose the salwar kameez mode. See Switch modes.
Start a new photoshoot
Click New Photo Shoot in the sidebar. The Create Photo Shoot page opens on the Product step.
Upload the pieces
Add the Top (Kameez) photo, then the Bottom, Dupatta and Sleeve photos you have. Click Upload Salwar Kameez & Continue.
To reuse a suit you've uploaded before, pick it under Or use existing product and click Continue.
Choose a model
On the Model step, click a saved model, add one from Use our models, or click Create New Model. See Choose a model.
Choose a pose
Pick one pose. Indian users see the Ethnic poses first, such as Dupatta Flow and Namaste Greeting. See Choose poses.
Choose a background
Indian users see the Ethnic Indoor and Heritage backgrounds first. See Backgrounds.
Set the output
On the Output step, choose the Aspect Ratio and Resolution. Under Outfit Styling (optional), choose jewellery and hairstyle (see Jewellery and hairstyle). Add anything else in Additional Instructions (optional).
Generate
Check the credit estimate in the footer and click Generate Photo Shoot. It usually takes 30 to 50 seconds. When it's ready, the photo opens on the Photo Shoot Result page.
Each shoot makes one photo in one pose. Standard - 1K costs 1 credit, HD - 2K costs 2 credits and Ultra - 4K costs 3 credits.
Jewellery and hairstyle
On the Output step, Outfit Styling (optional) has three tiles. You can turn on any of them, or none.
| Tile | What it does |
|---|---|
| Jewellery | Adds jewellery matched to the outfit |
| Jewellery from Model | Keeps the jewellery the model already wears in her photo. If she has none, none is added. |
| Hairstyle | Matches the hairstyle to the outfit |
Jewellery and Jewellery from Model can't both be on.
Keep one face across your catalog
Build a custom AI model once, choosing gender, ethnicity, age range, body type, hair and skin tone, and use it for every suit you shoot. When every listing shows the same face, your catalog reads as a brand. A different face each time reads as a reseller. See Choose a model.
Shoot many suits at once
To shoot a whole collection, use Bulk Photoshoot. In Salwar Kameez Mode, each product row has a Top slot (required) and optional Bottom, Dupatta and Sleeve slots. You can get up to 10 photos per product, each in its own pose.
Make a video
Let the dupatta and the flare move. The Fabric in motion, Turnaround and Detail reveal templates show a suit set from every side. See Motion templates.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Use Dupatta Mode. You upload the dupatta like any other product and choose from seven poses made for dupattas.
Each shoot makes one photo in one pose. To get several poses, or to shoot many suits at once, use Bulk Photoshoot: up to 50 products in a batch and up to 10 photos per product.
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Dupatta mode
Shoot dupattas on an AI model with seven dupatta-only poses, from full-body drape to twirling flow, using a simple front photo and an optional back photo.
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