Crochet dress
Compare the openwork pattern, neckline and length. A different arrangement changes how the stitching appears.
Clothing photography with Vougly
One garment. More ways to show it.
Real input photos and Vougly results. Look at both versions and compare the details before using an image.
Lace dress
Check the lace, waistline and sleeve finish. An AI image does not replace a close-up of the actual fabric.
Olive jacket
Compare the pockets, fastening and fabric colour. The hanger image shows a new background, not a flat lay.
Charcoal jeans
Compare leg width, fading and seams. The fit on a generated person does not establish sizing.
Patterned shirt
Check the pattern around the buttons and cuffs. The phone hides part of the front.
Lace-trim top
Compare the lace openings, neckline and length. Lighting changes how the brown shade appears.
Sage green dress
The input shows the dress laid flat. Compare the gathered neckline, waist and flared hem; its length on the generated person is not a measurement.
Floral maxi dress
Compare the dense floral print along the full dress. The phone hides part of the bodice, so the result cannot verify every section of the print.
White embroidered dress
Check the embroidered bands across the bodice, skirt and hem. The drape of the white fabric and the lighting change how clearly small cutouts appear.
Cream tailored trousers
The flat input shows the waistband, pleats and leg width. In the AI result the hems fall around shoes, so measure the original trousers to check length.
Printed midi skirt
Compare the multicoloured print, gathered waist and horizontal skirt seams. Folds on the generated person can hide parts of the pattern.
Navy polka-dot dress
The input shows the dress laid on a wooden floor. Compare the collar, dots and gathered waist; the hand in the result hides part of the side.
Ivory lace halter dress
The input shows the dress laid on a bed. Check the neckline ties, lace waistband and hem; this pair demonstrates an on-model result.
Look closer at the details
Open the full-size photo. Check seams, buttons, lettering and texture. A generated image is an interpretation, not a measurement of the garment.
Start with a clear photograph
- Show the whole garment, including sleeves and hems. Smooth out folds that hide its shape.
- Use even daylight and a simple background. Turn off filters that alter colour.
- Take separate photos of the label, texture and faults. Keep them as a record of the actual item.
A subscription for your selling routine
Every generated image uses one generation, in every mode. Your allowance renewal and billing period are separate.
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Unused subscription allowance does not roll over to the next period. The annual plan is billed once a year and provides 50 generations each month. Read renewal, cancellation and any trial terms on the purchase screen.
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Before your first photo
Does every mode use the same allowance?
Yes. Model photos, flat lay and Studio each use one generation per image.
Do I need my own model photo?
No. For model photos, select a preset, upload your own photo or leave the choice to the app. Studio requires a selected model.
Is a free trial guaranteed?
Trial availability and conditions depend on the offer shown to your account. Check the price, duration and first billing date before purchasing.
How do I manage my subscription?
Purchase and renewal terms appear before payment. Manage your subscription in the Apple or Google store where you purchased it.
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