Upload an accessory product photo and choose an AI model, or supply a custom model image. Current categories include glasses, necklaces, earrings, watches, hats, scarves, bracelets, belts and bags. Use clear outlines and details, then review both the accessory and how it sits on the model.

Choose an AI model when no specific person is required, and set gender, age group, appearance and body type. Choose custom mode to use a supplied person image. The wearing area should be visible: glasses need a clear face and ears, while watches need a visible wrist.

Upload one complete accessory image with clear outlines, material, fastenings and wearing orientation. Transparent lenses, reflective metal and fine chains can blend into the background, so use a well-defined photo without blown highlights. Do not combine different sizes or designs into one image and expect them to be tried on together.

The image can illustrate placement, but does not guarantee scale to real centimeter measurements. Describe the wearing area, orientation and presentation focus, then compare against product photos and known dimensions. Check glasses at the nose and ears, chains at the neck, and straps at the wrist. A natural-looking person alone does not establish product accuracy.

Check chain direction, apparent length and pendant count for necklaces; paired earrings and their attachment to the earlobes; and watch orientation, strap closure and wrist contact. Emphasize essential construction in the instructions. Verify material color, logos and fittings as well as the appearance of the person.

Select the matching bag category and describe how it should be carried, for example on the right shoulder with the front clasp fully visible. A custom model photo needs suitable hand or shoulder space. Check that straps do not pass through the body, attachment points make sense, and the bag has plausible relative scale.

The current tool generates model images for listings, detail pages and marketing. It does not offer a live shopper-camera try-on flow or measure personal fit. To create a presentation featuring a particular person, upload their image in custom model mode.

Check the accessory category and whether the model image exposes the intended wearing area. If needed, use a better angle and specify placement, such as keeping ears unobstructed and showing the entire earring without extra jewelry. Review contact, occlusion and product structure after generating again, rather than checking scale alone.