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Built for clothing, not for e-commerce in general

Photos of clothing that sell, from your phone

Upload the photo of a garment on a hanger and get the studio shot, the on-model version, the vertical video and the listing copy. The fabric's color stays identical to the real thing — that's the one thing the engine may not change.

Two free photos, no account and no card.

A green floral chiffon dress hanging in a closet under uneven light
Before: the raw hanger photo
The same dress as a studio photo: identical print, neckline and drape
After: the generated studio photo

How it works

A hanger, a phone and under a minute

  1. 1

    Shoot it on a hanger

    Hang the garment against a plain wall near a window and take a photo with your phone. No tripod, no studio light, no model.

  2. 2

    Pick the format and the style

    Square for Mercado Libre, 4:5 for the feed, 9:16 for stories, 16:9 for banners. Then pick a background from more than 30 styles.

  3. 3

    Download and publish

    In under a minute you have the studio photo. Fabric color and texture are identical to the original: only light, background and framing change.

The rule that isn't negotiable

The garment is never altered

The engine may change light, background and framing. It may not change color, texture or design. In apparel that isn't an aesthetic preference: a photo with shifted color arrives as a return, a complaint and a lost customer.

It also doesn't invent what it can't see. If the framing cuts the hem, it cleans the background and keeps the crop — and tells you it did — instead of fabricating a length the garment doesn't have.

Why we built it this way →
A white lace blouse as a studio photo, with its openwork and sheer sleeves intact
Lace, chiffon, satin and mesh: the fabrics that break generic models are the ones this engine was trained on.

Every format, one upload

One garment, every channel's size

1:1

Mercado Libre, Amazon, eBay, catalog

4:5

Instagram and Facebook feed

9:16

Stories, Reels, TikTok, Shorts

16:9

Website banners and YouTube

Cropping one photo into five sizes leaves the garment tiny in the middle or cut at the edges. Each piece is generated framed for its channel. See the full size table.

Comparisons

How it compares, honestly

Each comparison says what the other tool is better at. A comparison where we win at everything convinces nobody, and sending someone to the wrong tool ends in a refund rather than a customer.

Pricing

Try it before deciding

Two photos with no account and no card, watermarked at the edge. Create the free account and those two move over, plus ten more. Paid plans lift the quota and extend file retention from seven days to three months, with local payment methods.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to try PicSell Pro?

No. Open the app, upload a photo of a garment and generate two studio photos with no account and no card; they come out with a discreet watermark at the edge. If you then create the free account, those two photos move to it and you get ten more.

Does the garment's color stay true to the real one?

Yes. The engine only modifies light, background and framing: the fabric's color, texture and design stay intact. It's the product's core rule, because a shifted color in a clothing photo ends in a return.

What if the photo doesn't show the whole garment?

Rather than invent the missing part, the system detects that it's a detail shot and cleans the background while keeping the crop, and tells you what it did. Inventing a hem you never saw is exactly what causes a return.

How long does a photo take to generate?

Under a minute per garment under normal conditions. You can follow the progress on screen and cancel or retry if something goes wrong.

How long are my photos kept?

Seven days on the free plan and three months on paid plans. After that they're deleted from storage and from the database. You can download them any time before they expire.

Can I use the photos commercially?

Yes. The photos you generate are yours and you can publish and sell them without restriction. The garment in the photo was already yours; we only changed the light and the background.

Does it work with difficult fabrics like lace or chiffon?

Yes, and it's where the difference against a generic model shows most: the engine is trained on lace, chiffon, satin, mesh and fringe, the fabrics that general models smooth over or invent.

Can I generate the garment worn on a model?

Yes, from the same hanger photo, with no shoot and no casting. The garment keeps its color, texture and design; what's generated is the body wearing it.

Can I pay in local currency?

Yes, with local payment methods and no international card.

What do I do if a result isn't usable?

You can retry the generation from the same photo without re-uploading, or delete the result. If a garment fails consistently, write to us with the photo and we'll look at it.

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