On-model product photography, without the photoshoot

Send the product photo you already have. We return catalogue-grade images of that exact garment on a model you own — same fabric, same colour, same cut. No sample shipping, no studio booking, no shoot day.

What we do

We work remotely with brands wherever they are — nothing physical is shipped, so a brand on another continent runs exactly like one in the same city. VOGAI Studio is a production studio, not a self-serve image generator. We build a small imaging system around one brand — its models, its light, its framing rules — and then produce catalogue images inside that system, so that image number 400 still matches image number 1.

• On-model product photography — womenswear, menswear and kidswear on AI models you select or design once and reuse all season.
• Ghost mannequin (invisible mannequin) photography — the garment keeps its three-dimensional shape, the body disappears.
• Marketplace catalogue sets — consistent main, angle, detail and full-length frames for every SKU.
• Lookbook and campaign imagery — editorial light and composition for seasonal launches.
• Furniture and home decor imagery — the scene and the room are built around the real product.
• Product video — short motion clips generated from a still, available on request.

How a project runs

1. Brief and product archive. We collect your visual language, target customer and reference shots — the things a new photographer would otherwise learn over six months.
2. Brand model archive. One or more models are designed and saved for your brand. Every later shoot uses the same face and the same body proportions.
3. Tone and light profile. Colour temperature, contrast and background are locked to your brand, so the catalogue reads as one shoot.
4. Composition rules. Framing, crop and aspect ratios are fixed per channel.
5. Pilot, then scale. A ten-image pilot is produced and compared against your own photography. You decide whether to scale from there.

Why brands use a studio instead of a self-serve tool

Consumer AI tools are good at producing one impressive image. Catalogues fail on the second hundred: the face drifts, the light shifts, the print gets redrawn, and the listing page starts to look careless. Three things make the difference.

Garment fidelity is the whole job

The real risk in AI product imagery is not that an image looks fake. It is that the model quietly redesigns the product: a different button count, a print that drifts, a seam that never existed. In e-commerce that is a return, a bad review and, on some marketplaces, a listing penalty.

Our production rule is fixed: colour, pattern, fabric texture, logo and print are taken from your reference and preserved. No design element is invented, none is deleted. Every produced frame is compared against the source product, and a frame that does not match is regenerated.

Rights, disclosure and compliance

• Copyright. On completed payment, ownership of the delivered images transfers to your brand — social, marketplace, print catalogue, out-of-home, unlimited. Not a usage licence: ownership. It is written into the contract.
• Accuracy over illusion. Marketplaces do not ban AI-generated imagery as such; they ban misleading imagery. We stay on the accurate side of that line by construction.
• EU AI Act. We follow a compliance roadmap for transparency obligations on AI-generated content and can deliver disclosure-labelled variants where your market or platform requires them.
• Your data. Product images and briefs are used to produce your work, not resold. Retention and deletion terms are in the contract.

Pricing in short

Images are sold in one-off packages. There is no monthly commitment; ghost mannequin shots and 4K output are included in every package.

A fixed quote is issued in USD or EUR before you commit; invoicing is in Turkish lira at the day's rate, so the USD figures above are indicative. Full detail on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Thirty questions answered in full — realism, marketplaces, rights, turnaround, file formats, working across time zones and payment: read the FAQ.