How to Use AI Tools to Generate Model Visuals for Women's Dresses?

[freelancermeer]

Hi everyone,

I have some product images of women's dresses, and I'd like to generate visuals where the dresses are worn by models. Is this possible to do with any ai tool? If so, could you please guide me through the workflow to achieve this?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

 

[RSlade]

I do not think this is possible atm

 

[ads studio]

I think I saw something like this on YouTube a few months ago, but I can't remember.

 

[Patrick Molcer]

Its possible, but not with public tools. I think your best option are to hire someone who know how to do it. It will still be cheaper than hire photographer and model and will still looks really professional.

 

[elgAdil]

Following, i need the same

 

[duguelon]

Maybe you can hire someone to do it

 

[PolneTron]

Yes, its possible. I saw samples of one guy doing it and looks really great. Also much cheaper than real photo shooting

 

[freelancermeer]

Yes, its possible. I saw samples of one guy doing it and looks really great. Also much cheaper than real photo shooting

how to do it?

 

[PolneTron]

how to do it?

Not 100% sure, but I think guy who show me samples created custom tool for that. Results was really impressing

 

[Cometo]

It is possible. I would suggest one of these methods:

1. quick and dirty with tools such as Stable Diffusion and IPAdapter. The result could be sufficient but in my opinion you will always recognize that the image was created by AI.

2. if you have enough images (~10 - 20) you could train a LoRa. Simply put, this means you “teach” an existing AI model what your dress looks like. This requires some work and GPU power and some (GPU) time (but in a few hours you should have a good LoRa... depending on your graphics card). I recently did something like this with "complicated" dresses and the results are really quite good

If you want, I can try to create pictures for you. I'm not an expert in the field but I'm trying to educate myself and this would be a good exercise

 

[esred]

It is possible. I would suggest one of these methods:

1. quick and dirty with tools such as Stable Diffusion and IPAdapter. The result could be sufficient but in my opinion you will always recognize that the image was created by AI.

2. if you have enough images (~10 - 20) you could train a LoRa. Simply put, this means you “teach” an existing AI model what your dress looks like. This requires some work and GPU power and some (GPU) time (but in a few hours you should have a good LoRa... depending on your graphics card). I recently did something like this with "complicated" dresses and the results are really quite good

If you want, I can try to create pictures for you. I'm not an expert in the field but I'm trying to educate myself and this would be a good exercise

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