If the library holds nobody you want, describe them in your own words: features, age, skin tone, hair or hijab. The result becomes a model you use in virtual try-on like any other.
When your audience is specific and nobody in the library resembles them. An abaya shop needs a model in hijab; a customer who sees themselves buys more.
What you need
A written description only. No photograph at all.
Three common mistakes
A generic description. Beautiful woman says nothing. Name the features, the age, the skin tone and the hair.
Describing clothes in the description. You are creating a model, not an image — the clothes come later, from your own product.
Not saving the result to the library. A model you do not save cannot be repeated across the rest of the collection.
Cost
1k1024×1024
2k2048×2048
4k4096×4096
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Per single image, shown before you press generate.
No, a written description only. You set the features, age, skin tone and hair or hijab, and the model is built from that description alone with no reference image.
Can I use the model I created on my own products?
Yes, that is what it is for. Save the result to your library and it becomes a model you can pick in the try-on tool like any ready-made one. A model you do not save cannot be repeated across the rest of the collection.
Why does the result differ from what I pictured?
Usually because the description is generic. "A beautiful woman" specifies nothing; set the age, skin tone, hairstyle and facial features. And do not describe clothing here — you are making a model, not a photo, and the clothes come later from your own piece.
