Skip the ironing. AI removes wrinkles, creases, and crumples from garment photos while preserving colors, patterns, and textures.
Upload a garment photo like this — the AI detects wrinkles and creases and smooths them while keeping colors and patterns intact.
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Upload a photo of your garment with wrinkles, creases, or crumples. Works with flat-lays or model shots.
Our AI detects wrinkles and creases, then smooths them while preserving the original color, pattern, and texture details.
Get a professional quality image of the garment looking freshly pressed and ready for your listings.
Smooth fabric that preserves design, color, and texture with AI trained on fashion imagery.
No need to physically iron or steam your garments. AI smooths wrinkles from photos in seconds, saving time and effort.
Colors, patterns, prints, embroidery, and textures remain completely intact. Only wrinkles and creases are removed.
Works with cotton, silk, linen, polyester, blends, denim, knits, and any other fabric. AI adapts to different textures.
Detailed patterns, prints, and designs are protected. AI knows the difference between wrinkles and pattern features.
Process single images or batches of garment photos. Each image is smoothed in seconds, not minutes.
Results look like garments were professionally steamed. Perfect for ecommerce listings, catalogs, and marketing.
A buyer scrolling a marketplace grid cannot feel your fabric, check the stitching or read the label. All they have is the photograph, so every visual cue in it gets promoted into a judgement about the product. A crisp, evenly lit garment reads as a well-made garment from a seller who cares. The same garment with packing folds across the chest reads as cheap — or worse, as second-hand.
That judgement is unfair and it is also unavoidable. Wrinkles in catalog photos tend to arrive for entirely innocent reasons: the stock came folded in poly bags, the shoot happened the same afternoon it was unpacked, there was no steamer in the room. None of that reaches the buyer. They just see a creased shirt next to a competitor's smooth one.
There's a marketplace cost too. Image-quality rules on Indian platforms are enforced at QC, and heavy creasing is one of the things that gets a catalog sent back as poor image quality — a re-shoot and a re-upload for a problem that was never about the product.
This is the part that matters if you sell printed or patterned clothing, because a careless smoothing pass will happily flatten your print along with the creases. CatalogX's unwrinkle is constrained to do one job:
That last constraint is the important one. A tool that reshapes the garment while smoothing it produces a photo that no longer matches what you ship, and mismatch between photo and product is what generates returns. Smoothing the fabric is a presentation fix; changing the cut would be a misrepresentation.
Honestly: if the garment is in front of you and a steamer is within reach, steam it. A physically pressed garment photographed well will always beat a post-processing fix, and it costs nothing but a few minutes. Unwrinkle earns its place in the situations where that isn't available — stock already shot and returned to the warehouse, photos supplied by a manufacturer, a catalog shot months ago that you're now re-listing, or a hundred SKUs where steaming each one is a day you don't have.
Deep structural creasing — the kind where a garment has been folded under weight for months and the fold has become a permanent line in the weave — is harder than surface crumpling, because the shadow is baked into the fabric rather than sitting on it. Very sheer fabrics and heavy pleating are also imperfect cases, since the distinction between an unwanted crease and an intentional pleat is genuinely ambiguous. Check the output against the garment; if a pleat has been smoothed away that should have stayed, that image isn't the one to publish.
Shoot in even light with no hard shadow · smooth the worst folds by hand before shooting · keep the garment square to the camera · run unwrinkle before background removal or on-model conversion, so downstream steps work from clean fabric.
Our AI analyzes the wrinkles, creases, and crumpled areas in your garment photo and smooths them while preserving the fabric texture, color, and pattern details. The result looks like the garment was freshly pressed or professionally steamed.
Unwrinkle works with any fabric type — cotton, silk, linen, polyester, blends, denim, knits, and more. The AI adapts to different fabric textures and wrinkle patterns.
No. Unwrinkle is designed to preserve the original color, pattern, design, and texture. It only removes wrinkles and creases, leaving everything else untouched.
Unwrinkle costs 1 credit per image. The AI automatically balances smoothness with detail preservation.
You can use unwrinkle on both model shots and flat-lays. It works with garments on a person or laid flat. The AI adjusts for different garment orientations and body positions.
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