Upload a batch instead of a photo. Every garment comes back on the same model — and every file keeps the name you uploaded it under, so the batch arrives already matched to your SKUs.
The same controls as a single try-on, applied across the whole batch.
Choose from the model catalogue or, on Pro and above, your own saved model. The whole batch is shot against it, which is what makes the set read as one shoot.
One upload per garment, plus its extra views where they matter — a back image, a blouse for a saree, a dupatta, a matching bottom, and up to two further reference shots per garment.
Garments render several at a time rather than one after another, so a batch does not take the sum of its parts. Then select the results in your gallery and download them as a single ZIP.
Generating fifty images is easy. Knowing which is which is the actual problem.
Outputs are named from the file you uploaded, not “image-1.jpg … image-20.jpg”. If you upload ORDER-1023_kurti-red-M, that is what comes back — no re-mapping fifty files to fifty SKUs by hand.
The ZIP download carries a manifest.csv mapping every file back to its source name, the tool that made it, its generation id and when it was made. A folder of images is not machine-readable; a folder plus a manifest is.
If three garments in a batch of twenty fail, you are refunded for those three. You are only charged for images you actually got.
The 20-garment ceiling is the same on every tier, including free — it is a throughput guard, not a plan feature. What limits how much you can generate is credits, not your plan.
Saree draping, dupatta styling, hem length and print fidelity work exactly as they do in a one-off try-on. Bulk changes the quantity, not the quality.
Send a batch to a named Project and the whole collection stays together — filterable in the gallery and exportable as one ZIP.
Up to 20. That ceiling is the same on every plan, including the free plan — it is a throughput guard rather than a plan feature. What limits your total output is your credit balance, not your tier.
No. Bulk generate is available on every plan, including free. Each garment in the batch is billed like a normal try-on — 1 credit at HD, 2 at 2K, 4 at 4K on Business and above.
Each output is named from the file you uploaded it as. If you upload ORDER-1023_kurti-red-M, that is the name that comes back. Losing the seller's filename is what turns a fifty-image batch into an afternoon of manual re-mapping, so it is preserved as closely as is safe.
You are refunded for exactly the ones that failed. The successful images are kept and only those are charged.
Yes — that is the point of the mode. One model is chosen for the run and every garment is photographed against it, so a twenty-piece drop reads as one commissioned shoot rather than twenty unrelated images. On Pro and above you can use your own saved model.
Yes. Each garment in the batch can carry its extra views: a back image, a blouse image for a saree, a dupatta, a matching bottom, and up to two further reference shots.
Select the results in your gallery — or pick a whole Project — and download them as a single ZIP of up to 50 images. The ZIP includes a manifest.csv mapping every file back to its source name, tool and generation id.
Twenty garments, one model, filenames intact. Start with the 5 credits you get on signup.