Sketch to Photo
From pencil sketch to product page.
Upload a design sketch — hand-drawn or digital — and generate a photoreal product image of the garment. Validate designs before sampling. Show buyers before the first metre of fabric is cut.
How it works
Sketch in. Photo out.
- 01
Upload the sketch
Any pencil, pen, or digital line drawing works. Add construction notes or fabric callouts to improve fidelity.
- 02
Set the brief
Specify the garment category, target persona, colorway, and scene. The AI reads the sketch against your brand model.
- 03
Get the photo
A photoreal rendering is generated in your brand's aesthetic — ready for buyer decks, line reviews, or early PDP staging.
Single-piece example
From technical sketch to finished image.
A bias-cut silk slip dress — sketched, annotated, then rendered as a photoreal product shot ready for line review or early PDP staging.
Full-look example
Sketch an entire outfit. Render it as one shot.
Group sketches translate as full looks — coat, dress, footwear, and accessories rendered together with consistent styling.
Use cases
Where design and production meet.
Pre-sampling validation
Show finished-looking images to buyers before spending on sampling. Compress collection review cycles from weeks to days.
Early PDP staging
Populate product pages with realistic photography the moment a design is approved — not weeks after samples arrive.
Colorway exploration
Render the same sketch in multiple colorways and fabrications without a single physical prototype.
Trend response
Design and visualise a reactive piece in hours when a trend breaks — no production gap between idea and brand-ready image.
Questions
Sketch to Photo — answered.
What file formats does Sketch to Photo accept?
JPEG, PNG, and WebP are accepted. The sketch can be hand-drawn or digital — pencil lines on paper or a clean CAD outline both work.
Can it handle footwear and accessory sketches?
Yes. Sketch to Photo supports clothing, footwear, bags, and accessories. The category is auto-detected from the sketch, or you can specify it manually.
How close is the output to the final garment?
Fidelity depends on sketch clarity. A detailed sketch with construction notes produces high-fidelity output. Loose gesture sketches produce more interpretive results — useful for early creative direction.
Can I generate the same sketch on different personas?
Yes. Run the same sketch against multiple personas to see how a piece fits different body types or casting directions without repeating the upload.