Kurti Catalog

Kurti catalog photos
from fabric or flat-lay.

Start from the raw fabric or a flat-lay of the stitched kurti. The Catalog Studio puts it on a model and returns up to five photos, one per camera angle.

  • Pick any of 5 camera angles
  • One camera angle per photo
  • 5 credits per photo

A worked example

What you upload, and what comes back.

Your input

Model Category: AutoAspect Ratio: 3:4Camera Angles: All 525 credits

Your output

5 Photos

How it works

How Kurti catalog photos are made in three steps.

  1. Step 1

    Upload the outfit

    Each outfit type asks for its own photos — the required ones first, then any optional references.

  2. Step 2

    Choose the studio settings

    Model category, aspect ratio, the camera angles you want, and an optional style description.

  3. Step 3

    Open your Catalog Collection

    Photos appear there when they are ready, and you get a notification if notifications are on.

Studio Settings

  • Model CategoryAuto matches the model to the outfit, or pick Female, Male or Kids.
  • Aspect Ratio3:4 portrait, 4:3 landscape or 9:16 vertical.
  • Camera AnglesPick any of the five — front, left, right, side, back. Each angle is one photo.
  • Style descriptionUp to 300 characters on lighting and mood. It is not used for the outfit.

Before you start

Kurti catalog questions answered.

Yes. Upload the Raw Fabric or a Flat-Lay. From fabric alone the studio infers a conventional kurti cut; from a flat-lay of the stitched kurti it keeps the construction it can see.

Yes. Add a Custom Background photo and the model is placed in that setting. It is optional; without one, kurti photos use a clean studio backdrop. The style description (up to 300 characters) can still guide the lighting and mood.

Pick any of five angles in each run — front, left, right, side and back (left and right are three-quarter turns). Each angle you pick is one photo; front is selected by default.

Each photo costs 5 credits, taken when you start: 5 credits for one photo, 25 for five. Photos that fail to generate are refunded automatically.

Generation runs in the background; your photos appear in the Catalog Collection when ready. If notifications are on, you get one when the set is done.

Each angle is generated on its own, so the face and styling can vary a little from photo to photo. To keep one person throughout, upload a Model Reference photo — the studio is asked to use that person.

Yes. Download each photo on its own, or use Download all to save every photo in the set as separate files.