GhostModel
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For independent Shopify and Etsy sellers

Your garments on a model,
without hiring a photographer.

Made for the shop with ten to a hundred styles and no one to shoot them. Photograph each garment laid flat on a table, once. GhostModel returns on-model shots and styled scenes of that exact piece — the print, the weave and the stitching carry through.

Shoot your first garmentSee pricing

5 images free — one garment, all four scenes plus the back view. No card, no trial timer.

About 20 seconds
per finished image, with the scenes in a set rendered at once
$1.23 an image
40 images for $49 — no studio, model or photographer to book
Yours outright
full commercial rights, no per-use licence, no watermark

The same garment, twice

On the left, the photo that went in — a garment laid flat and shot from above. On the right, what came back. The render is conditioned on your piece, so the neckline, the colour and the way the fabric falls are the ones you sent, not a lookalike.

  • Framing that fits the garment — tops, dresses, jackets, trousers
  • One consistent model across every scene in a set
  • 3:4 portrait files, sized for storefronts and marketplaces
Generated on-model photograph of the same red off-the-shoulder bodycon dress, studio shotOn-model
Drag to compare — the flat-lay we received, and the shot we returned.

One photo, four scenes

All four came from the single flat-lay above, rendered in parallel, with the same model throughout. One credit each.

The same red off-the-shoulder dress rendered in a studio scene
Studio
The same red off-the-shoulder dress rendered in a night street scene
Night street
The same red off-the-shoulder dress rendered in a golden hour scene
Golden hour
The same red off-the-shoulder dress rendered in a cafe scene
Cafe

Not just t-shirts

Tops, dresses, outerwear and bottoms each need a different crop and a different idea of what else the model is wearing. That is handled for you — the garment is read first, then framed accordingly.

A linen camp shirt generated from a flat-lay photo, golden hour scene
Linen camp shirtGolden hour
A satin slip dress generated from a flat-lay photo, night street scene
Satin slip dressNight street
A denim jacket generated from a flat-lay photo, studio scene
Denim jacketStudio
A wide-leg trousers generated from a flat-lay photo, golden hour scene
Wide-leg trousersGolden hour

How it works

01

Upload a flat-lay

Lay the garment flat on a plain surface, shoot straight down with your phone in decent light, and drop the photo in. One garment per photo.

02

Pick your scenes

Studio, night street, golden hour, cafe. Choose any combination — they render at the same time, with one model across the whole set.

03

Download and publish

Files land in about twenty seconds each, ready for your Shopify or Etsy listings and your ads. They stay in your account to re-download later.

What makes a good upload

A phone photo is plenty. The requirement is not quality, it is isolation — one garment, nothing else in the frame.

Works well

  • One garment, laid flat or neatly folded
  • Plain surface — a table, a floor, a sheet
  • Shot straight down, whole garment in frame
  • Ordinary daylight; phone cameras are fine

Risks a rejection

  • Props staged around the piece — a bag, a magazine, dried flowers
  • More than one garment in the photo
  • Someone already wearing it, or a mannequin

Some of these get through and shoot fine — but the check is the one thing standing between a prop and your model wearing it. A rejection never costs a credit, so it is free to try.

What we can’t do

Remove another brand's label
A label, logo or woven tag that is visible in your photo will carry through onto the model. We don't edit it out — if it shouldn't be in the shot, fold it under or cover it before you photograph.
Hold a very fine print
Dense, small-scale patterns — a tight micro-check, a small all-over floral — can lose detail up close. Bold prints, stripes and plain colours hold. If your range is fine prints, spend the free images on one first.
Invent a back view
A back view needs a back photo. The back of your garment — the yoke, the zip, a print, the seams — isn't in a front photo, so anything drawn there would be made up, and on a product page a made-up detail is a returns problem. Add a back photo and we shoot the real one.

Pricing

Pay for images, not for a seat

No subscription and no monthly minimum. Buy a pack, use it whenever you shoot a new drop — credits do not expire.

Try it

Free

One complete product — four scenes plus the back view.

  • 5 images — one garment, all four scenes plus the back view
  • Same models, same quality as paid
  • Full commercial rights on everything you generate
  • No card, no trial timer
Start with your first garment

Studio pack

$49one-off

40 credits — about $1.23 an image. No subscription.

  • 40 credits — one credit is one finished image
  • A product is 4 credits for four scenes, or 5 with a back view — so 8 to 10 products per pack.
  • Studio, night street, golden hour and cafe scenes
  • One consistent model across a product's whole set
  • Credits never expire, use them across months
  • Email support, one business day

Prices exclude local tax, added at checkout. Paid by card through Dodo Payments.

Questions, answered

That is the whole task. The render is conditioned on your flat-lay, so the print, the colour, the weave and the way the fabric falls carry through — it is not a stock model wearing something similar. Where it struggles is very fine, dense patterning: a tight micro-check or a small all-over floral can lose detail up close. If you sell that kind of print, spend the 5 free images on it first and judge for yourself before paying.

Start with one garment

Send the piece you are least sure about. 5 images, no card — if the fabric does not hold up, you have lost a few minutes.

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