E-Commerce · Virtual Try-On

Your flat-lays. On real,
consented models. In seconds.

Stop shooting every colorway. Upload a product shot and let our enterprise try-on engine drape it onto legally cleared human talent. No hallucinated seams. No rights violations.

01 · See It Work

This is an actual sample —
not a concept render.

One generated flat-lay went through our production engines: background removed, draped onto a model, then recolored with a single semantic edit. Toggle the colorway — the model, pose, light and gold buttons hold. Only the fabric changes. That's the entire promise, demonstrated.

Product flat-lay: black cropped blazer with gold buttons on a white background
The input — one flat-lay
The same blazer worn by the same model in black — identical pose, light and sceneThe same blazer worn by the same model in navy — identical pose, light and scene
The output — pick a colorway

02 · The Difference

Consumer try-on toys redraw your product.
An e-commerce factory can't afford that.

Generic vision models are clever — and they hallucinate garment geometry and borrow faces nobody licensed. For a brand, that's a returns problem and a legal problem. StudioMunich was architected around both: the product is write-protected, and the human is compensated.

Consumer try-on toolsStudioMunich
Garment accuracyGeneric vision model redraws the product — hallucinated seams and strapsLayer-4 Garment Lock write-protects structural geometry
The faceSynthetic faces with unclear provenance and no usage rightsReal, consented talent — biometric consent verified via VoiceIDVault
Consistency across colorwaysEvery generation re-rolls the model, pose, and lightingMIRE locks environment, light, and pose across the set
Who gets paidNobody — there is no one to payApproval fires a royalty event; the XMP certificate proves it
OutputA fun imageChannel-preset, provenance-stamped e-commerce assets at catalog scale

03 · The Pipeline

Flat-lay in. Modeled colorway set out.

Five stages, each one a deployed subsystem — not a roadmap slide.

01

Ingest & Isolate

birefnet

Upload a standard flat-lay or mannequin shot. birefnet runs silently and performs high-precision background removal — your garment becomes a clean digital asset, edges intact, no clipping-path contractor in the loop.

02

Cast Rights-Cleared Talent

Gate 1 · VoiceIDVault

You don't dress a random AI face. You cast a real, rights-managed model from partner agencies. Casting pings VoiceIDVault to verify her biometric consent token — you hold the commercial license before a single pixel renders.

03

Lock the DNA

MIRE · 7-layer profile

The MIRE sub-engine locks environment, light, and pose as a rigid constraint. Across every colorway, the model's stance and your studio background stay identical — the aesthetic cannot drift between shots.

04

Virtual Try-On

HY-WU + Layer-4 Garment Lock

The HY-WU try-on engine drapes your extracted garment onto the model while IP-Adapter holds her face identical to her portfolio. The Layer-4 Garment Lock write-protects the product's structural geometry — the AI never invents seams, straps, or fabric details that don't exist.

05

Voice-Directed Colorways

FireRed semantic edit

Say “change the bikini to navy blue.” FireRed performs a semantic edit: the fabric color changes, the locked geometry and the locked scene don't. No re-render, no drift — three colorways, one shoot, seconds apart.

04 · One Sentence Per Colorway

The second and third colors cost a sentence, not a shoot.

The first render establishes the scene. Every colorway after it is a semantic edit against locked geometry — the model, the light, and the product's structure are carried over exactly. Your SKU set stays visually identical where it must, and changes only where you said.

voicebar · update intent

you › “Change the bikini to navy blue.”

intent: UPDATE → engine: fire-red

layer-4 lock: geometry preserved

mire profile: scene + pose held

✓ colorway 2 of 3 — no re-render of model or scene

05 · Delivery

Exported for e-commerce.
Provenance in every file.

Approve the set and the Delivery Engine packages it on the eCommerce preset — while Gate 4 fires the royalty event that pays the talent whose likeness sold your product.

Channel-ready files

Standard crop ratios, clean white background on request, web-optimized 72 DPI sRGB — named and filed for direct Shopify or Zalando upload.

XMP birth certificate

Every deliverable carries immutable provenance metadata: which model, which consent token, which approval — embedded in the file itself.

Talent gets paid

Hitting Approve fires a royalty event to the talent ledger. Rights-managed means compensated — and your certificate proves it.

Crop ratiosStandard e-commerce presets per channel
BackgroundClean white on request — preset, not Photoshop
FilesWeb-optimized 72 DPI sRGB
ProvenanceImmutable XMP birth certificate in every file
CompensationGate-4 approval fires the talent royalty event
DestinationNamed, filed, ready for Shopify / Zalando upload

Restyle a production

Shot one story?
You shot every collection.

Upload a scene from a production you own the rights to, and the engine re-dresses the model in any garment from your collection — same light, same pose, same story. Rights attestation is enforced server-side before a single frame renders, and it's stamped into the file's provenance.

45 credits per scene

One flat rate to restyle an owned scene with a new garment — colorways from there at 20 credits each.

Owner-verified, always

You attest ownership when the scene enters your library, and the server re-checks it at render time. No attestation, no render — a hard 403, not a checkbox.

Talent stays paid

If the original shoot used licensed talent, approval fires their royalty event just like a fresh production. Restyling never bypasses the people in the picture.

Restyle your first scene — free

Three Steps To Your First Set

You've seen it work.
Now price it and start.

Step 1 · Done

See the sample

The blazer above traveled flat-lay → model → colorway on our production engines. That's the functionality you're buying.

Step 2

Price your collection

Set your SKU count and colorways, compare against what a shot costs you today — credits, euros, and CO₂e.

Open the calculator

Step 3

Create your studio

Free account, guided setup, credits when you're ready. Your first flat-lay can be in production this afternoon.

Sign up free

Prefer us to run the first one? Send one flat-lay and get back a modeled colorway set — cutout, casting, try-on, delivery included.

Start the pilot

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