●EXAMPLES
REAL OUTPUTS, NOT MOCKUPS
Every frame below was produced in the product from a customer-style product photo. They are here so you can judge the output before spending anything — including the parts that are hard.
On-model catalogue frames
A flat product photo, fitted to a model and lit for a studio backdrop. What to look at: the shoulder line, where the hem lands, and whether the fastenings match the source garment.
Modest fashion
Coverage rules are treated as constraints, not suggestions: hemline, sleeve length and neckline are held where the garment puts them.
Same garment, different scene
One product, relit for a different location. The garment is fixed; the light, the ground and the shadow change with the scene.
Before and after
The source photo and the published frame, side by side.
What to look for in any vendor's samples
- Are the hands visible? Hands are the hardest part; samples that hide them are hiding something.
- Is there hardware? Zips, buckles and buttons are where generation drifts. Flat crew-neck tees prove very little.
- Is the same model used across samples? If every image has a different face, consistency has not been solved.
- Is there a back view? Back frames are where models tend to turn around and face front anyway.
Frequently asked
Are these real customer products?
They are frames produced in the product from product-style photographs, shown to demonstrate output quality. Customer catalogues are not published without permission.
Can I see my own product before paying?
Yes — new accounts get trial credits, enough to produce your own frames first.
Do trial images carry a watermark?
Yes, a small one. It is removed with any paid pack.
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