Shirt mode
Turn shirt fabric into AI model photos: add your logo, contrast collar and cuffs, choose collar style, sleeve, fit and pocket, and place the logo on the chest.
Use Shirt Mode for a shirt photoshoot on a model, starting from the shirt fabric. Only the fabric is required. You can also add your logo, and contrast fabric for the collar and cuffs, each in its own slot. Then you choose how the shirt is made: collar, sleeve, fit and pocket, and where your logo goes.
Upload slots
| Upload slot | What to upload | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| Shirt Fabric | The main fabric | Required |
| Logo | Your chest logo or brand mark | Optional |
| Collar | Contrast collar fabric | Optional |
| Cuff | Contrast cuff fabric | Optional |
Each image you add is handled on its own. The logo is placed from your actual file, so it stays exact.
Photograph the fabric
- Lay the fabric flat and steam out fold lines first. They can show up as creases in your results.
- Use soft, even light, and shoot straight-on, not at an angle, so the pattern isn't distorted.
- Fill the frame with the fabric, sharp and in focus.
- For Logo, use your actual logo file if you have one.
For more photo tips, see Prepare garment photos.
Shoot a shirt on a model
Turn on Shirt Mode
In Settings, choose the shirt 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 shirt
Add the Shirt Fabric photo, then the Logo, Collar and Cuff images your shirt needs. Click Upload Shirt & Continue.
To reuse a shirt 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. Shirt Mode adds Three-Quarter Turn to the Standard category. See Choose poses.
Set the output
On the Output step, choose the Aspect Ratio and Resolution, then set Shirt Options and, if you uploaded a logo, Logo Position (optional). See Shirt Options below.
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.
Shirt Options
Shirt Options on the Output step sets how the shirt is made:
| Option | Choices | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Collar | Point, Spread, Button-down, Chinese | Point |
| Sleeve | Full, Half | Full |
| Fit | Slim, Regular, Relaxed | Regular |
| None, One, Two | None |
Set these to match the shirt you sell, so the photo shows what the buyer will get.
Logo position
If you uploaded a logo, Logo Position (optional) appears on the Output step. You can pick Left Chest, Back Neck Tag, both or neither. The text under the choices tells you what you'll get:
| Your choice | What the app tells you |
|---|---|
| Nothing selected | "No logo will be placed on the shirt." |
| Left Chest | "Chest logo is composited from your uploaded file." |
| Back Neck Tag | "Back neck tag applies to shirt product shots. The photoshoot will show no logo." |
So for a logo on the model photo, choose Left Chest. Back Neck Tag only shows up on shirt product shots. See Shirt flat lay and folded shots.
Check the details before you publish
Compare the logo, collar and cuffs in each photo with your real shirt, and fix or regenerate anything that doesn't match. See Edit and improve results.
Shoot many shirts at once
To shoot a whole collection, use Bulk Photoshoot. In Shirt Mode, each product row has a Shirt fabric slot (required) and optional Logo, Collar and Cuff slots. The shirt choices are under Additional instructions & shirt construction: pocket, sleeve length, fit and collar style (where the Chinese collar is called mandarin), plus the Logo: chest and Logo: back tag checkboxes.
Shirt photos without a model
For garment-only shirt images, laid flat or folded, see Shirt flat lay and folded shots. For invisible-mannequin shots with front, back and side views, use Ghost mannequin.
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