AI photoshoots that put your own jewelry on a model

What AI photoshoot does

Model photography is the most persuasive image type in jewelry and also the most expensive. It needs a finished piece, a model, a photographer, a stylist and a retoucher. AI photoshoot gives you that kind of image from a render, before the piece is even cast.

You pick a source image, choose who wears it and how it should feel, and press Create. About a minute later the results appear in the studio and in your AI gallery, ready to download in full resolution.

Choose your source image

There are three ways to start.

• Upload a render in PNG, JPEG or WebP. A clean studio render at 2K or larger on a plain light background gives the best results.
• Pick one of your models. The automatic preview image of any model in your library can be used directly. It is quick, though a dedicated 2K render from the studio is sharper.
• Use an earlier AI creation. Start a new photoshoot from a scene or photo you already made, for example to try a different skin tone.

Choose who wears it

Jewelry type. Ring, earrings, necklace, pendant, bracelet, bangle, anklet, nose pin, mangalsutra, or a men's ring or chain. The type decides where the piece is placed, from the ring finger of a relaxed hand to a bridal neckline.

Skin tone. Porcelain, fair, medium, olive, brown or deep. Showing a range of skin tones is one of the simplest ways to make a brand feel welcoming to more customers.

Style. Eight looks cover most campaigns.

Formats and variations

Pick the shape that fits where the image will go: Square 1:1, Portrait 4:5, Story 9:16, Wide 16:9, Tall 3:4 or Classic 4:3. You can ask for several variations at once and keep the best one. An optional extra direction box lets you add details such as summer mood, soft pink nails or a minimal background.

Keeping the result close to your design

Every request includes clear instructions to keep the jewelry as it appears in the source image, with the same design, metal colour, stones, stone count and proportions. A good source image matters just as much. When the piece is large, sharp and evenly lit in the render, the engine has the best chance of keeping it close to your design.

AI images are still generated images, so always check the details before you publish. Look closely at prong counts, small side stones and engraving. If something has drifted, generate another variation or use a sharper source render.

Where AI photos work best

• Social media posts, stories and ads.
• Lookbooks, email campaigns and banners.
• Showing a design worn by different skin tones without booking several models.
• Pre-launch teasers before a collection is produced.

For the main image on a product page, many jewellers keep an exact studio render, then add one or two worn shots further down the gallery. That gives buyers a precise view of the piece and an emotional view of how it looks in life. Read our AI jewelry model photos guide for more ideas.

Allowance and plans

Each image uses one unit of your monthly AI allowance. Premium includes 150 AI images and 5 AI videos every month for $49 a month or $490 a year. The Free plan includes 3 AI images a month so you can try it. Allowances reset every month, and if a generation fails, its allowance is returned automatically.

Tips for the best results

1. Export the source render at 2K or more, with the piece filling most of the frame.
2. Use a plain, light background in the source render, such as Pure White or Cyclorama.
3. Choose the right jewelry type, because it decides placement.
4. Start with Studio beauty to judge accuracy, then try moodier styles.
5. Turn your favourite result into a short clip with AI video.