Which mode should I choose?
Choose the right creation mode for the photo you have and the output you want: a quick comparison.
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Modes compared
Each card on the Create screen is a creation mode. The right choice depends on the photo you have:
| Mode | The photo you have | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| On-model reshoot | A photo of a model wearing the product | Same pose and framing; a new model and, if you like, a new background |
| Flat lay to on model | The product laid flat | On-model photos in the model × pose combinations you pick |
| Mannequin to on model | The product on a mannequin | The mannequin is removed; the product is shown on a real model |
| Editorial photo | One or more products (up to 4) | A single campaign frame from a ready-made scene or your own description |
| Collection mode | A season’s products (up to 50) | All with the same model, light and background in one project |
| Bulk generation (Excel) | An Excel/CSV product list with image URLs | New images for hundreds of products and an updated spreadsheet |
| Short video | An on-model or flat-lay photo | A short product video from a ready template (MP4) |
| Cosmetics video | A cosmetic product such as lipstick, serum or perfume | A multi-shot ad video cut to music |
Tips for deciding
- If the product was already shot on a model, On-model reshoot is the fastest: there is no pose step, the pose comes from the photo.
- If you want the same product in several poses, start from a flat-lay or mannequin photo; pose selection only exists in those two modes.
- Child models can only be used in Flat lay to on model and Mannequin to on model.
- Instead of uploading dozens of products one by one, use Collection mode (by uploading photos) or Bulk generation (with Excel).
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