Bringing your designs to life can be a challenge, especially when trying to visualize them on a model before production. Traditional methods like physical samples or Photoshop editing can be time-consuming and expensive. With Fermat, you can effortlessly preview how your designs look like on a model within seconds, ensuring a seamless and realistic representation before committing to production.
In this guide, you’ll discover how to:
Upload your design and apply it onto an artificial model.
Preview your designs in motion using soft animations.
Step by step guide
Outfit Try-on
To visualize your designs on models, follow these steps:
Upload the design you want to see applied to a model.
Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WEBP
Upload your design (jacket, dress, shoes, etc.)
3
Upload a model
Upload an image of a model.
Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WEBP
Upload an image of the model you want to visualize wearing your design.
4
Paint a specific area
Use the painting tool to mark the area on the model where you want your design to be displayed.
Paint the area of the model where you want to apply your design.
5
Generate render
Click on the 'Generate' button and let the AI process your inputs. In just a few seconds, you will have your new design.
Review the output and, if necessary, refine the painting area for better results.
Generate button
This video demonstrates how to visualize your designs on a model.
Video Photoshoot
Use the 'Video Photoshoot' tool to see how your photoshoot looks like in action. This provides a dynamic view of the outfit.
1
Open the AI tool
You can access the tool in two ways:
The first is by switching pages in the left panel. Learn more about pages.
The second is by accessing the 'Video Photoshoot' tool through the AI Tool Catalogue.
2
Upload the photoshoot
Upload the image of a model showcasing your design.
Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WEBP
Upload a photo of a model wearing your design.
3
Describe the animation
Create a description of the animation you expect to see applied on your photoshoot.
Example: A soft animation of a model in a black leather bomber jacket, turtleneck, and navy blue slit skirt. She stands still as the camera rotates, subtly capturing outfit details. The jacket rustles, the skirt flows gently, and her hair sways slightly, enhanced by soft lighting and a fading pastel background for an elegant effect.
Explain the animation effect you want to achieve.
4
Define the video settings
Adjust the following parameters:
Video duration: Choose between 5 or 10 seconds of duration.
Frame: Specify whether the provided image should be the first or last frame of the video.
Aspect ratio: vertical (768 x 1280), horizontal (1280 x 768)
Video parameters
5
Generate video
Click on the 'Generate' button and let the AI process your inputs. In just a few seconds, you will have your new video.
Review the output and, if necessary, refine the animation description for better results.
Generate button
Watch this video to learn how to add motion to your photoshoots
Examples
Upper body
Visualize upper body garments including t-shirts, jackets, sweaters, and more.
Upper body try-on
Lower body
Effortlessly try lower body garments, including pants, skirts, leggings, and beyond.
Lower body try-on
Full body
Finally, visualize full body pieces including dresses, suits, tracksuits, and other items.
Full body try-on
Accessories
You can also visualize accessories, including shoes, bags, and more.
