AI Fashion E-commerce Photo Creation
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need high-resolution, photorealistic images that show my clothing designs convincingly worn by human models and ready to drop straight into an online store or marketing campaign. You’ll take the flat artwork or garment mock-ups I provide and generate full-body and close-up shots that feel like a professional studio session—consistent lighting, natural fabric folds, and crisp detail are essential.
Use any advanced generative tools you are comfortable with—Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, DALL-E, Photoshop Generative Fill, or a custom pipeline—as long as the final files are clean, royalty-free, and easy for me to color-grade or crop later. Deliver PNGs (minimum 3000 px on the longest side) plus layered PSDs so I can tweak backgrounds or adjust hue without starting over.
Key acceptance criteria:
• Clothing clearly matches my supplied design files in color, pattern, and logo placement.
• Skin tones, shadows, and fabric texture look realistic at 100 % zoom.
• At least three distinct poses per design, shot on white or lightly stylized backdrops that won’t clash with storefront UI.
Send a brief outline of your proposed workflow and a couple of sample images demonstrating similar apparel work, and we can move straight into the first set of deliverables.
Use any advanced generative tools you are comfortable with—Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, DALL-E, Photoshop Generative Fill, or a custom pipeline—as long as the final files are clean, royalty-free, and easy for me to color-grade or crop later. Deliver PNGs (minimum 3000 px on the longest side) plus layered PSDs so I can tweak backgrounds or adjust hue without starting over.
Key acceptance criteria:
• Clothing clearly matches my supplied design files in color, pattern, and logo placement.
• Skin tones, shadows, and fabric texture look realistic at 100 % zoom.
• At least three distinct poses per design, shot on white or lightly stylized backdrops that won’t clash with storefront UI.
Send a brief outline of your proposed workflow and a couple of sample images demonstrating similar apparel work, and we can move straight into the first set of deliverables.