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  • Product suiteTurn one product image into a complete listing suite
  • A+ contentTurn product benefits into detail-page modules
  • SKU batchCreate consistent SKU color and background variants
  • AI Product Photo Composition ReferenceCreate a product visual from a composition reference
  • Product retouchRefine product materials, lighting and clarity
  • Product recolorSpecify the target area and color for SKU variants
  • AI Product Background ChangerCreate a new product background from text or a reference
  • Outfit image setCreate white-background, dimensional, mannequin and campaign apparel sets
  • AI Fashion Model Photos from Clothing ImagesTurn a garment image into an on-model visual
  • AI Accessory Try-onTurn an accessory image into a natural on-model visual
  • Model pose changeChange a model pose with smart, text or reference controls
  • AI model face swapKeep the styling and scene while replacing the model face
  • AI shoe try-onTurn a shoe image into a focused try-on visual
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Product updates
  • Oct 9NewNano Banana 2.1 is here, with a limited-time 50% discountWant to explore a new image or give an existing one a fresh look? Nano Banana 2.1 is now available for image generation and editing, with output up to 4K and a limited-time 50% discount.
  • Oct 712 new AI E-commerce tools for product photos and virtual try-onBuilding on the existing Product Suite, Mavowow now offers 12 more AI E-commerce tools for A+ Content, SKU images, product retouching, background replacement, apparel visuals, and virtual try-on. There are now 13 tools covering everyday e-commerce image creation.
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AI Ecommerce
  • Product suiteTurn one product image into a complete listing suite
  • A+ contentTurn product benefits into detail-page modules
  • SKU batchCreate consistent SKU color and background variants
  • AI Product Photo Composition ReferenceCreate a product visual from a composition reference
  • Product retouchRefine product materials, lighting and clarity
  • Product recolorSpecify the target area and color for SKU variants
  • AI Product Background ChangerCreate a new product background from text or a reference
  • Outfit image setCreate white-background, dimensional, mannequin and campaign apparel sets
  • AI Fashion Model Photos from Clothing ImagesTurn a garment image into an on-model visual
  • AI Accessory Try-onTurn an accessory image into a natural on-model visual
  • Model pose changeChange a model pose with smart, text or reference controls
  • AI model face swapKeep the styling and scene while replacing the model face
  • AI shoe try-onTurn a shoe image into a focused try-on visual
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  1. AI Ecommerce
  2. /Ecommerce tool
    • Product suite
    • A+ content
    • SKU batch
    • AI Product Photo Composition Reference
    • Product retouch
    • Product recolor
    • AI Product Background Changer
    • Outfit image set
    • AI Fashion Model Photos from Clothing Images
    • AI Accessory Try-on
    • Model pose change
    • AI model face swap
    • AI shoe try-on

Outfit image set

Examples illustrate creative directions. Review product details, text and source rights before listing. Try-on visuals do not establish physical fit.

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Upload outfit

Upload 1–3 outfit references; front is required, back and detail are optional

Outfit imagesAdd front, back and detail references in order0/3
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Confirm outfit

Add basic outfit details to keep styles, materials and accessories consistent

Add confirmed brand, style number, audience, price, sizing, fabric, fit, and details that must be preserved.

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Choose suite images

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Generation settings

Set quality, resolution, aspect ratio and image language

My outfit image sets

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Choose image types

Choose images and add confirmed details. Your changes are kept automatically.

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Image types

Check to generate. Click a name to configure.

Suite images

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Outfit Image Set creates selected white-background, dimensional, mannequin, close-up, benefit and lifestyle directions for the same garment or outfit. Available types follow the current configuration. Use it to organize an apparel listing set; choose Fashion Model Photos when the main task is a human model wearing the clothing.

Upload 1–3 clothing references. A front view is required; back and detail views are optional. Place them in the indicated order, and do not substitute a close-up for the complete front view. Add real references when a back design or distinctive fabric is a selling point, rather than asking the model to infer it.

For one garment, describe its category, style, fabric and key structure. For a full outfit, also list the pieces actually included, such as a jacket and matching trousers without a top or belt. References and descriptions should identify the same outfit so styling props are not mistaken for items sold with it.

White-background images communicate outline and color. Dimensional images emphasize spatial form, while mannequin images help present shoulder lines, waistlines and construction. These are different visual presentations rather than physical measurements. Add lifestyle imagery or use Fashion Model Photos when a human styling context matters.

Supply a clear close-up of the relevant detail and specify the focus, such as ribbed cuffs and double stitching without added decoration. Enlarging a whole-garment image cannot establish workmanship absent from the source. Compare buttons, seams, patterns and label placement with the real references after generation.

Choose a benefit-image type available in the current configuration, and provide confirmed fabric, fit, use-case or size information in the product details or scene instructions. A direction such as showing an adjustable cuff needs supporting photography. Do not infer composition or performance ratings from appearance; verify generated numbers and text.

References and outfit descriptions guide the tool, but prints, colors, buttons and local construction can still change. Use clear front and detail photos, emphasize essential features, and review each result. For outfits, list the included pieces to avoid added belts, jewelry or garments that are not being sold.

No. Generated imagery can present a style direction, but cannot verify ease, thickness, drape or fit on different bodies. Mannequin and dimensional images may fill in unseen areas. Size charts and fit statements should rely on measurements, real photos and actual try-on evidence; images provide supporting presentation.