CatalogX puts imitation jewellery on an AI model from one product photo, for Meesho, Instagram and other marketplaces, from ₹12 a photo with 5 free photos on signup (no card). You choose the piece — necklace, earrings, ring, bangle, nose pin, maang tikka, anklet, brooch or a full set — and can state its real size ("45 cm chain", "6 cm jhumka drop"), which CatalogX converts into where it should fall on the body so the piece is not enlarged. An HD photo costs 1 credit, the same as a garment; background removal and export to Meesho's 1080×1080 and Instagram's 1080×1350, square and story sizes are free.

Step by step: jewellery photo to Meesho and Instagram

  1. Photograph the piece on a plain surface in daylight, flat and fully visible — the whole chain, both earrings, every piece of a set.
  2. Choose Jewellery and the kind of piece. Each kind has its own placement rule: a necklace sits on a clear throat with hair off the chain; earrings get hair tucked back and a slight head turn so one presents fully; a set renders every piece at its own place and frames wide enough to show them all.
  3. Give the size. Pick a quick size anchor or type the measurement. For necklaces and earrings, CatalogX turns the number into a body landmark (collarbone, chest, jaw) because that is the scale an image model can actually hold.
  4. Pick a model and outfit style. Plain, muted clothing is the default so the outfit never competes with the piece; festive or bridal styling is available.
  5. Export. Meesho 1080×1080, Instagram portrait 1080×1350, square 1080×1080 and story 1080×1920 — free.

Small pieces are framed close automatically: at full body a pair of studs is a handful of pixels. Up to 20 pieces can run in one batch on the same model, so a whole drop looks like one shoot.

Nine kinds of piece, each worn where it belongs

PieceHow CatalogX places itSize you can state
Necklace, choker, haarAt the throat, neckline kept clear so it lies on skinChain length, mapped to a body landmark
Earrings, jhumkasAt the ears, hair back, both earrings when both ears showDrop length, mapped to a body landmark
Ring, bangle, anklet, nose pinOn the finger, wrist, ankle or nose, facing the cameraStated measurement passed through as given
Maang tikka, broochAt the centre parting, or pinned at the chest, lapel or shoulderStated measurement passed through as given
SetEvery piece at its own place — nothing dropped, merged or addedPer piece

More on placement and what gets preserved — stones, metal tone, chain and clasp — in AI jewellery photography.

What goes wrong, and how CatalogX handles it

What goes wrong with AI jewellery photosHow CatalogX handles it
A delicate chain comes out as a chunky statement pieceYou state the real size; it is converted into where the piece falls on the body
A second necklace or extra bangle appearsExactly one of the product is rendered — nothing that was not in your photo
Hair or a collar hides the earring or chainEach kind keeps its own zone clear: hair back for earrings, open neckline for necklaces
A set loses the tikka or one earringThe set rule renders every piece and frames wide enough to show all of them
The outfit's print fights the jewelleryPlain, muted clothing by default, kept clear of where the piece sits
Studs are invisible in a full-length shotJewellery is pushed to a close-up frame automatically

Photos, video and the rest of the pipeline

OutputCostPlan
Jewellery on a model, HD1 creditEvery plan, including free
Same at 2K / 4K2 / 4 credits2K every plan; 4K Business and above
Short video of the piece being worn (4, 6 or 8 s)2 credits a second at 720pPro and above
Background removalFreeEvery plan
Meesho / Instagram / marketplace exportFreeEvery plan
WhatsApp catalogue card (Leaflet)FreeEvery plan

Jewellery video keeps the piece in view: the model turns or holds still while the light moves across it, or the camera pushes in on the detail. See product video. India plans: Starter ₹299 for 15 credits, Pro ₹849 for 50, Business ₹3,000 for 200, Agency ₹10,000 for 700.

Frequently asked questions

Jewellery ki saaf photo lijiye, CatalogX par upload kijiye, piece chuniye (necklace, jhumka, bangle, maang tikka ya set) aur asli size likhiye, jaise "45 cm chain". Model chuniye aur Meesho size (1080×1080) mein free export kijiye. Pehli 5 photos free hain, card nahi chahiye.

That is the most common failure, and the reason CatalogX lets you state the real measurement. For necklaces and earrings the number is translated into where the piece should fall on the body, so a fine chain is not drawn as a statement piece.

Yes. Choose "Set": CatalogX renders every piece at its own place on the model and frames wide enough to fit all of them.

1 credit at HD, the same as a garment — from ₹12 a photo depending on plan, with 5 free on signup.

Yes, on Pro and above: a 4, 6 or 8 second clip at 2 credits a second (720p), with the piece kept in view throughout.