Every style, shot like your campaign.

Styls.ai lets US fashion and direct-to-consumer brands design garments, generate factory-ready tech packs and produce studio-grade on-model catalogue images from a single sketch or flat lay, without a photo shoot, models or sample shipping.

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AI Catalogue Photography

What are AI Catalogues?

An AI Catalogue is professional fashion photography generated with artificial intelligence instead of a traditional photoshoot. Styls.ai creates studio-quality product images with AI models wearing your garments, cutting cost and turnaround while holding catalogue-grade quality.

Can I use my existing product images?

Yes. Flat lays, mannequin shots and ghost-mannequin photos can all be used as input, and the AI transforms them into on-model catalogue photography.

Who can use Styls.ai AI Catalogue?

Fashion brands, e-commerce stores, clothing retailers, designers and anyone selling apparel online — from a first catalogue to enterprise-scale visual content production.

Can I choose the model, face, or pose?

Yes. You control model demographics, facial features, body types and poses, and custom AI models can be trained on your brand's aesthetic.

Is there support for post-generation edits?

Yes. Fashion design professionals retouch generated images so catalogue output meets your exact specifications and quality standards.

How long does catalogue generation take?

Timelines depend on batch size and complexity; your team receives a schedule when the batch is confirmed.

What is the SLA for revisions?

Revisions are free of charge if the generations are not up to your satisfaction.

Can images follow our brand guidelines?

Yes. Camera angles, file types, dimensions, background colours and image resolutions are all matched to your brand guidelines.

How is image quality checked?

Every image passes through Auto QC, a proprietary quality-control system running 138+ automated QC checkpoints covering garment accuracy, scale, colour and artefacts, followed by human review.