About Outfit.fm
Outfit.fm is an AI tool for e-commerce brands that need product imagery without a studio or photographer. You upload a simple phone photo of the product, customize the shoot, and generate studio-quality photos with a model, scene and pose of your choosing. A single click can produce one image or up to 16 variations, all in high resolution, and the tool also makes short videos.
Model options let you pick gender, age, ethnicity, body type and overall look, so the people shown match the brand's customers, and backgrounds can be changed as well. The site lists use cases for fashion, activewear, streetwear, swimwear, cosmetics, skincare, jewelry and eyewear, covering on-model, flat-lay, on-skin and lifestyle shots.
The generated images are meant for store listings and ads on channels such as Shopify, Amazon, eBay and Instagram. New accounts get free credits without needing a credit card, and paid plans are listed on the pricing page.
Key features
- On-model product photos from a phone shot
- Custom model gender, age, ethnicity and body type
- Background and scene customization
- Up to 16 variations per generation
- High-resolution image output
- Product videos from the same upload
- Flat-lay and lifestyle shots for cosmetics and skincare
Good fit for
- Fashion brands skipping photo shoots
- Showing apparel on different model types
- Making listing images for online stores
Outfit.fm: questions and answers
- What is Outfit.fm used for?
- Outfit.fm turns a phone photo of a product into on-model photos and videos for fashion and beauty brands, with custom models and backgrounds. It is a good fit for fashion brands skipping photo shoots, showing apparel on different model types and making listing images for online stores.
- How much does Outfit.fm cost?
- Outfit.fm is a paid product with no free plan. Credit packs paid once with no subscription; 350 credits cost $49 and credits never expire. New accounts get 5 free credits to try.
- Is Outfit.fm open source?
- No. Outfit.fm is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Photos & Images category, open-source options include Immich, PhotoPrism and Ente.
- What are some alternatives to Outfit.fm?
- Outfit.fm competes with Photoroom, ecomshot.ai and Clipdrop.
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