Weekly recapPublished on Oct 2, 2026Last edit on

Ghost mannequin packshots with volume, and named AI models

Ghost mannequin packshots keep the shape of the garment, generated models get a first name, and model swap launches several angle shots at once.

A leather trench coat as a ghost mannequin, next to a generated model portrait

A week of craft: better packshots, friendlier models and fewer clicks in model swap.

Ghost mannequins that keep their shape

A ghost mannequin packshot should look like the garment is worn by an invisible body, not laid flat on a table. The Product beautifier now gives every ghost mannequin real volume, even when your photo shows the product folded, hanging or lying flat. Openings such as the neckline and the cuffs show depth and a glimpse of the inside. When you ask for the back and your photo shows the front, the back is built for that view, not copied from the front.

Plain backgrounds stay perfectly even: no gradient, no vignette, no stray shadow. That's what you need for a product grid.

A ghost mannequin packshot of a jacket on a plain background

Models with a first name

A model you generate now gets a real first name, picked to fit the model and unique within your organization. Editing that model keeps the name. It's easier to find the right face in your library, and to say "use Clara for the denim" to Louis.

AI-generated model portraits from Model generation

Several angle shots in one model swap

The angle shot step of Model swap now takes several angle shots at a time. One launch gives you one image per photo and per angle shot, and the setup shows the count and the credits before you start.

A model swap result next to the photo it started from

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