1. How many photos can I upload at once?
Upload one image per run to keep the layout balanced and faces clean.
AI Lookbook
Turn one outfit photo into an editorial lookbook page with collage frames and clean typography.
Turns one outfit photo into a clean editorial spread with white margins, balanced typography, and soft studio lighting.
Examples show the target style. Your result depends on the chosen model and reference photo.
Lookbook Maker
Upload one outfit shot to get an editorial lookbook page with collage frames, clean margins, and space for typography.
Editorial layout that keeps your outfit
Preserve proportions while adding magazine gutters, headlines, and white space so your look stays the hero.
Mix full-body and detail shots
Blend a hero pose with cropped close-ups and color-coordinated accents to show fabric, accessories, and styling in one page.
How to create a lookbook page
1. Upload one well-lit outfit photo
Use a full-body or mid-shot with a simple background so the layout and crops stay sharp.
2. Add a short style direction
Mention the vibe, season, or mood in one sentence; concise prompts keep typography and color grading consistent.
3. Generate and save
Preview the lookbook spread, rerun for another collage if needed, then download your favorite page.
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Lookbook FAQs
2. Do I need a full-body shot?
Full or mid-body outfits work best; avoid crowded backgrounds so typography and crops stay neat.
3. Can I change the aspect ratio?
Aspect ratio control is off to preserve the lookbook layout. Crop before uploading if you need a specific frame.
4. Can I switch AI models?
Model switching is disabled here to maintain consistent fashion-focused styling.
5. Do I need to write a long prompt?
No. A short style note like “minimal neutral fall look” is enough; long prompts are unnecessary.
6. What file types work best?
Use JPG, PNG, or WebP under 10MB for faster processing and sharper details.
7. Will it keep my outfit colors?
Yes. It preserves outfit colors while adding subtle magazine-grade lighting and grain.
8. Does it work with group shots?
Single-subject photos give the most stable layout; multiple people may crowd the collage.
Make your lookbook page
Upload one outfit photo, add a quick style note, and download an editorial look ready to share.