Lower cost per catalog
A 40-piece studio shoot runs about ₹40,000–₹1,20,000 all-in; Business is ₹3,000 a month for 200 on-model images.
A studio day runs ₹8,000–₹25,000 before you’ve paid the model, and a full collection takes weeks to schedule and retouch. CatalogX turns flat lays into photorealistic on-model product photography in 30 seconds a shot — kurtas, sarees, co-ords, t-shirts, dresses and the ethnic wear other AI tools get wrong. Built for Meesho, Flipkart and Amazon sellers, D2C labels and boutiques.
One flat garment photo — the kind you already have. Pick a feature and watch what CatalogX returns. No studio, no re-shoot, no model booked.
Also in the studio: listing packs, clean cut-outs and share-ready leaflets.
A listing is more than a picture. The photo you upload becomes on-model shots, a product clip and the upload sheet your marketplace asks for — in the order a listing actually gets made.
A flat lay, a mannequin shot or a photo off your phone. One image is enough; add the back view when you have it.
What makes a good input →
On-model in 30 seconds. Pick a model, a scene and a pose — or describe the shot and let the Agent direct it. One credit a shot.
How try-on works →The finished shot becomes a 4–8 second vertical clip for Reels, Shorts and marketplace video slots. From 4 credits, on Pro.
See a clip →| Seller SKU ID | Main Image URL |
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| DRS-01 | ✓ DRS-01-1.jpg |
| DRS-02 | ✓ DRS-02-1.jpg |
| DRS-03 | ✓ DRS-03-1.jpg |
| DRS-04 | ✓ DRS-04-1.jpg |
| DRS-05 | ✓ DRS-05-1.jpg |
Every image resized to each marketplace's spec and named its way, with a sheet whose columns match their bulk template. Free.
How the pack uploads →Only stage 02 spends a credit. Upload, marketplace resizing and the sheet are free on every plan, including the free one.
Photograph the outfit once, even flat on a bed, and get one image with the same model in every view plus the embroidery up close, for the price of one photo.
Square, so it goes straight into a WhatsApp catalogue, Instagram or a reseller group. For Meesho, Myntra or Amazon listings, use the Ecommerce Pack, which gives each angle as its own photo. How catalog shots work →
Different catalogs, different problems. Here is where CatalogX fits each one.
Turn around several client catalogs in a month without booking a studio for any of them. Projects keep every client's shots in their own bucket, so nothing gets delivered to the wrong brand.
A full linesheet where one custom model carries the entire range, so buyers compare the garments instead of the faces. An extra colourway costs a credit, not another shoot day.
New arrivals photographed the day they land. No photographer on retainer and no minimum order to justify a session — upload a flat-lay in the evening and list it the same night.
Every drop gets model shots instead of flat-lays, however small the drop. One-click export sizes each image for Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra without a round trip through Photoshop.
Photos, a model of your own, video, or a listing your marketplace will accept. Each door opens on the tool that does exactly that.
Flat lay to on-model. Studio white to a courtyard at dusk.
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90+ to pick from, or one that is yours alone across the whole range.
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A finished shot becomes a 4–8 second clip for Reels and marketplace video slots.
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Resized, named and sheeted for 17 marketplaces, Flipkart and Meesho to Walmart and Zalando.in.
Enter →Upload your garment, choose a model, pick a pose and background — AI dresses the model in your clothing with studio-quality fit and lighting.
No credit card required — 5 free generations included
No borrowed logos and no invented growth figures. These are the three things a seller can check for themselves.
A 40-piece studio shoot runs about ₹40,000–₹1,20,000 all-in; Business is ₹3,000 a month for 200 on-model images.
About 30 seconds a shot, and the Listing Pack resizes, names and sheets a whole shoot in one download — against roughly three weeks for a booked shoot.
Hem length is measured, colour and print are held as constraints, and a reviewer scores each result; on Pro and Business a miss is re-rendered free.
Most AI tools make a beautiful photo of a garment. The job is a photo of your garment — the right colour, the right hem, the right drape — because the customer who receives the parcel compares it to the picture.
Generic image models default long — a knee-length kurti comes back as a floor-length one. We measure the hem against the body or the garment's own proportions before a pixel is drawn, and hold it there.
Colourway, embroidery placement and print detail are carried through as constraints rather than left to the model's imagination — the failure that turns a maroon saree into a burgundy one, and a customer into a return.
Each generation is scored for colour match, resolution, framing and exposure. On bulk runs the shots that fall short are flagged for you, so you review the handful that need a look instead of all fifty.
Built against the hardest garments in fashion — sarees, lehengas, dupattas, layered ethnic sets. If the pleats and the pallu survive, a t-shirt is straightforward.
One garment photo in. A whole listing out — stills, angles, scenes and video.
One still becomes a 4–8 second vertical clip for Reels, Shorts and marketplace video slots. From 4 credits.
Your flat lay, worn. 30 seconds.
Every age, build and market — or upload your own.
One garment photo returns the full set — front, walking, close-up, side, detail. Same model, same scene, one run.
Keep the photo. Change the person.
Studio white to golden hour — or your own backdrop.
Marketplace-ready white background in one click — plus shadows, unwrinkle and upscale. No credits.
5 free generations — no credit card
Real catalogue output — every one of these started as a flat garment photo.




















Images real sellers made in CatalogX and chose to show, with their store beside them. Every one is a product that is actually for sale.
Sellers opt in from their gallery (Show my work) and can withdraw at any time. See the full showcase →
How sellers are using CatalogX in place of a studio booking.
A studio catalog used to mean booking a photographer, a model and a location for three days. I uploaded fifty sarees and had the set ready the same afternoon. The drape is what surprised me — the pleats fall where they should.
We listed flat-lays for two years because model shots were out of budget. Moving the same garments onto models changed how the listings read — people can see how a shirt actually sits before they buy.
I drop fifteen to twenty graphic tees a week. Hiring a photographer weekly was never going to happen, so I simply skipped model shots. Now every listing goes up with three angles.
We were paying per-shoot for every seasonal drop and the lead time was worse than the cost — two weeks between samples arriving and the store going live. That gap is gone.
Resale is one-of-one, so a shoot per item is impossible. Being able to put a single garment on a model in a few minutes is the difference between a hanger photo and a listing that looks considered.
Most tools fall apart on anything with real drape — a lehenga or a heavily worked dupatta ends up looking painted on. This was the first one that handled the fabric properly.
Consistency mattered more to us than volume. Saving a model once and reusing it on every product is what makes the collection read as one label instead of a marketplace grid.
Swim and resort move fast and we are always shooting against a deadline. Generating the on-model set from the flat garment photo means the listing is built before the stock reaches the warehouse.
Buyers ask what the back looks like more than anything else, and a second studio setup for it was never worth it. Getting front, back and detail from one upload closed that off.
Illustrative examples of how sellers use CatalogX, not verbatim customer quotes.
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready. No hidden fees.
Need more than 700 images a month? Custom volume pricing, full API access for your catalog pipeline and onboarding for your team — built for brands and agencies running large catalogs. Volume pricing starts at ₹12 per image from 1,000 images a month, agreed on a call.
Upload a model photo and a garment image. Our AI generates a photorealistic image of the model wearing that garment in under 30 seconds. Choose from 40+ diverse models, 50+ backgrounds, customize the pose, lighting, and camera angle.
We support 14+ garment types including sarees, kurtas, kurtis, lehengas, t-shirts, shirts, dresses, blazers, jackets, jeans, skirts, hoodies, suits, and kurta-pyjama sets.
Yes. Every new account gets 5 free image generations — no credit card required. Free accounts also get background removal and marketplace export. Need more? The Starter plan gives you 15 HD credits for just ₹299 a month, with credits rolling over. Pro plan starts at ₹849/mo for 50 generations. Volume plans start at ₹12 per image, on discussion.
CatalogX includes background removal (get transparent PNGs), color variants (generate the same look in different garment colors), HD upscale (up to 4x resolution), and one-click marketplace export (Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra,Etsy, eBay, Instagram, and more). Background removal and marketplace export are free on all plans.
Absolutely. You own the generated images and can use them for product listings, marketing, social media, and catalogs. Images are never watermarked — on any plan, including the free plan — so they are ready for commercial use straight away.
CatalogX preserves the model's face, body shape, and skin tone while accurately rendering the garment's color, texture, fabric, and draping. Results are photorealistic and suitable for product listings.
Yes. Upload one model photo and multiple garment images to generate an entire catalog in one go. Bulk generation is available on all plans, and API access from the Business plan lets your team run catalogs straight from your own PIM or listing tool.
A 40-piece catalog shoot typically runs ₹40,000–₹1,20,000 all-in: ₹8,000–₹25,000 a day for the studio, ₹5,000–₹40,000 for the model, ₹5,000–₹20,000 for a stylist and assistant, plus ₹150–₹400 per image for retouching — and about three weeks between booking and usable files. Business is ₹3,000/month for 200 on-model images, with reshoots and extra colourways costing one credit instead of a new session. See the full breakdown for brands →
Yes. Business covers 200 images a month with API access, custom models and custom backgrounds. Agency is the tier built for shooting on behalf of several clients — 700 images a month, proactive support, priority on feature requests and early access to new tools. Enterprise sits above it for labels running more than 700 images a month, adding custom volume pricing, a named contact who knows your catalog, and team onboarding.
It will not redesign your garment. The colour, print, hem length and drape come from your photo and are held as constraints, so a cropped tee stays cropped and a navy stays navy — which also means it cannot invent a pallu or a back view it has never seen; upload the back photo and you get the back shot. There is no human retouch desk either: when a shot misses, the built-in judge flags it and Pro and Business plans re-run it automatically, in seconds rather than in working days.
Upload your garments, pick your models, and let AI do the photoshoot. 5 free generations, no credit card, cancel anytime.