Photopilot supports both studio shoots and AI model photography. From a packshot, the platform can generate a model photo with type-specific prompts per article group and in your house style. Do you have your own studio? Then real shoots follow the same workflow.
Select a packshot, choose the desired pose style, and generate a model photo with AI where the garment is worn. The generated photo ends up next to the packshot in the same workflow, ready for review and publication.
Example: studio interface with AI model generation, started from an approved packshot.
Also reversed: model → packshot
Tight standing pose, neutral studio background, focus on fit at hip and hem.
Light movement in the fabric, full catwalk pose, shadow showing the fabric's fall.
Detail shot, tight crop of wrist or neck, plain gray background without distraction.
Three-quarter pose, natural shoulder line, front and back in the same set.
Present jeans in a standing fit pose, dresses with fabric movement, and jewelry as detail images. Photopilot uses a unique prompt template for each article group, ensuring the output matches the garment and desired presentation.
Trousers need a different pose than a dress or piece of jewelry. That is why we steer pose, crop, and whitespace per article group. The image then stays in the same review flow as your other product images.
A polo receives different pose, crop, and margin rules than pants, a dress, or an accessory.
Per brand, you define which models, backgrounds, poses and light quality fit.
The output gets fixed margins around the person, so each model photo maintains the same ratio.
The photo appears next to the packshot in the worklist. Only after approval does it go to the webshop.
Photopilot does not replace your studio. With Photopilot Studio, you connect Canon cameras to the workflow; Profoto, OrbitVu, and Capture One can integrate via your own studio output. The photos enter the same selection interface, undergo the same editing and approval, and are published to the webshop. Whether you use AI or not, the workflow is identical.
The difference lies in what happens immediately after the shot: each photo is linked to an article, color, set, or look. Photopilot can automatically execute existing Photoshop actions or AI edits and uses the same data to prepare Shop the Look, sets, and cross-sells for the webshop.
How Photopilot Studio works View studio workflow at The Stone
Do you only have model photos? We generate packshots for you. Do you only have packshots? We let an AI model wear them. Whatever input you provide, your product page will contain both.
Determine per brand which backgrounds, poses, and light quality fit. The AI follows these rules per product group, ensuring consistency across seasons.
Choose a fixed cast or let the AI vary model type, styling, and visual style. This keeps the presentation recognizable for your brand and aligned with your collection.
Front and back of the same item are generated in the same session. This keeps model photo, packshot, and article information consistent alongside each other.
Do you prefer real photographers and models? Photopilot Studio connects with Canon. Profoto, OrbitVu, and Capture One can be included via your own studio output. Real shoots and AI models then follow the same editing and publication flow.
Approved model photos go directly to Shopware, Shopify, Scayle, or FTP. One approval publishes in every language, in every image slot.
Give us a packshot from your collection. We'll show in a short demo how the AI model looks, in the tone and style of your brand.
