A Look is your model, scene, pose, lighting and settings saved under a name. Pick it on Home and the next SKU opens with everything in place — only the garment changes. Free, on every plan.
What you do, in the order you do it.
Any Virtual Try-On result will do. Under it, tap Save as a Look and name it.
Under Start from a Look your Looks come first, then six house Looks per region. One tap stages the wizard.
Model, scene, pose and settings are already set. Change anything you like, generate, repeat for the whole range.
Every claim below maps to something the product does today.
A range shot on one model in one scene is what makes a catalog read as one brand. A Look makes that the default instead of a discipline.
A Look is a saved setup, not a render. Make as many as you like; only the shots you generate spend credits.
Tell the Agent "shoot this like my courtyard look" and it fills every setting from the Look, changing only what you ask.
A Look saved at 2K renders at HD on a plan without 2K; a Look on your own backdrop needs the plan that includes custom backgrounds — exactly as if you picked them by hand.
Hide last season’s Looks from the strip without deleting them. Up to 30 saved per account.
Clean studio, courtyard golden hour, street walk, festive editorial, portrait and menswear studio — built from the models and scenes already in CatalogX.
The model (library or your own saved model), the background and lighting, the pose type and variant, body angle, framing and expression, and the shoot settings: garment type, fit, quality, resolution, drape and dupatta style and any extra instructions. It does not remember the garment — that is what changes between products.
No. Creating, saving, applying and archiving Looks are free on every plan. Only the images you generate spend credits, at the usual rate.
Yes. Your saved Looks are listed to the Agent, so "shoot this like my studio look, but walking" applies the Look and changes only the pose.
The idea is the same — a reusable photoshoot setup. The difference is cost: Ayna charges credits per pose to build a template; a CatalogX Look costs nothing to create.
Save a Look from any result and the whole range follows. Free on every plan.