AI Fashion Photoshoot
A fashion shoot is a casting, a location, a stylist and a photographer before it is a single usable frame. Arteza Fashion Studio composes the same picture from parts you choose: a model from the roster or one of your own, your garment, a pose, a scene and a lighting setup, held together by a model that keeps the face and the clothing consistent from frame to frame. You direct the shoot; the render is what changes.
How it works
Cast the shoot
Pick a model from the roster, or upload your own. Every model in the roster ships with a character sheet, which is what lets the same face come back across a whole set instead of drifting into a different person on the second frame.
Dress and stage it
Add your garment, then choose the pose, the camera angle, the scene and the finishing look. Each choice is a picture and a written instruction together, so the render is told what you picked rather than left to guess it from a thumbnail.
Shoot in Draft, finish in Final
Draft runs the cheaper engine at a lower resolution so you can judge framing, garment placement and staging before you spend on the hero frame. When the composition is right, rerun the same setup in Final.
Models you can use right now
Every model below is live on Arteza with its current credit cost, pulled from the same pricing engine the studio uses at generation time.
Nano Banana Pro
Premium Google Gemini 3 Pro image generation
from 3 credits
Seedance 2.0
Cinema-grade AI video with native audio synthesis
from 19 credits
Seedream 5.0 Pro
Flagship deep-thinking image model with on-image text and precise editing
3 credits
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a photo of the garment?
For your own product, yes: the studio composes from a reference, so the clothing in the output is the clothing you uploaded rather than something the model invented. If you are testing the studio or building a concept set, the library ships garments you can shoot with immediately and no upload at all.
Will the same model look like the same person across a set?
That is the whole reason the roster exists. Each model carries a character sheet the shoot references directly, which holds the identity far better than describing a person in words. Faces are also the first thing to soften at Draft quality, so judge identity on a Final frame, not a preview.
Can I use my own model instead of the roster?
Yes. You can add your own model to the library from photographs and shoot with them exactly as you would with a roster model. That is the route brands take when the face has to be a specific person under contract.
How is this different from typing a prompt into an image generator?
An image generator gives you a plausible person in plausible clothes. A shoot gives you your garment, on a chosen model, in a chosen pose and scene, repeatable tomorrow. The studio sends the references and the written direction together, which is what a general text prompt cannot do.
What does a shoot cost?
The engine's credit cost is shown before you generate, and Draft genuinely runs a cheaper engine rather than the same one at a smaller size. New accounts get free credits on signup, which covers a first shoot end to end.