The AI Fashion Model Generator That Gets You Pro Photos in 60 Seconds

In plain terms: you take a photo of your shirt, dress, or outfit. The AI puts it on a model that looks like a real person. You get a finished photo that looks like it came from a professional shoot.

Who is this for? Mostly e-commerce brands, Shopify store owners, Etsy sellers, dropshippers, and anyone selling fashion products online. If you need product photos with models on them and you don't have thousands to spend on a photoshoot, Trayve solves this exact problem.

Why does this exist now? Because AI fashion photography has gotten good enough. Two years ago, AI fashion photos looked obviously fake. Now, at 2K and 4K resolution, most people can't tell the difference. Especially on mobile, where most shopping happens.

The fashion e-commerce market is worth $781 billion. There are over 528,000 fashion stores on Shopify alone. Most of them need professional product photography. Most of them can't afford traditional photoshoots. That gap is exactly what an AI fashion model generator fills.

Let's talk real numbers. Here's what a traditional fashion photoshoot actually costs:

Now let's do the math at scale.

50 products, traditional: You'd need multiple shoot days. Budget around $2,292 minimum, and that gets you basic coverage with one model.

50 products, Trayve: $89/month on the Professional plan. Generate all 50 products in an afternoon. Multiple models, multiple poses each. Total cost: $89.

100 products, traditional: Now you're looking at $4,583 or more. Multiple models, multiple days, coordination headaches.

100 products, Trayve: Still $89/month. Maybe $199/month if you want 4K resolution and maximum credits. That's a 95% cost reduction.

For a brand doing $40K in annual revenue, spending $2,750 on one photoshoot is almost 7% of your entire revenue. Spending $89/month ($1,068/year) is 2.7%. And you get unlimited flexibility to reshoot, test new models, and create new content whenever you want.

Yes, there's a genuinely free plan. Here's what you get:

That's enough to test it with your actual products and see if the quality works for your brand. You're not committing to anything.

When you're ready to scale up, here are the paid tiers:

Creator at $29/month: More credits, all 22 models, 2K resolution. Good for brands just starting out or with smaller catalogs.

Professional at $89/month: This is where most brands land. 4K resolution, priority generation, higher credit limits. If you're regularly adding products and creating content, this is the sweet spot.

Enterprise at $199/month: Maximum credits, fastest generation, priority support. For brands with large catalogs or high-volume content needs.

All plans come with annual billing options that save you 17%. Check the full pricing breakdown for details.

This is the question everyone asks. And the honest answer is: for e-commerce, yes. It looks real enough.

Here's why. Most people browse shopping sites on their phones. On a 6-inch screen, a 2K resolution photo made with Trayve photo is indistinguishable from a traditional photo. The lighting is consistent, the clothing fits naturally on the model, and the overall quality is professional.

Shopify's own data shows that product pages with model photos (as opposed to flat lays or mannequin shots) see 34% higher conversion rates. Customers want to see clothes on people. AI gives you that without the photoshoot.

Now, let's be honest about the limitations.

Complex patterns like small plaids or intricate prints can sometimes lose detail. Very flowy fabrics like silk or chiffon may not drape with 100% accuracy. And if you're selling haute couture where every stitch matters, you probably still want traditional photography for your hero shots.

But for the vast majority of fashion e-commerce (casual wear, streetwear, basics, accessories, activewear), AI photos work. And they work well.

There are other AI fashion model generators out there. Here's how they stack up. (You can also see our full alternatives comparison for a deeper breakdown.)

The biggest difference is the complete workflow. Most other tools do one thing. Trayve gives you product photos (Virtual Try-On), lifestyle content (PostReady), and e-commerce shots (ShopReady) in one place. That means you're not juggling three different tools to get your content done.