AI Product on Model Generator

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your model photo

   Drop a clean model photo into EditThisPic. The placement area should be clearly visible — if placing a hat, the head should be fully visible; if placing a bag, the body should show where the bag would sit. Choose a photo with neutral or simple background for the cleanest composite. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Clean studio photos with clear placement area: 20-30 seconds. Lifestyle shots with complex backgrounds may need one refinement pass if the product edges don't blend cleanly with the background.
2. 2

   Add your product photo as a reference image

   Click '+ Add reference image' and upload a clear photo of your product. A product shot on white background or flat-lay works best. This reference is critical — it's what the AI reads to replicate your exact product. Without a reference, the AI will generate a generic product in the described category. With a clear reference, it replicates your specific SKU.

   Tip: Use a front-facing product shot that clearly shows all distinguishing features — logo, color, shape, texture. For 3D products (bags, hats), use a photo that shows the product at a similar angle to how it will appear on the model.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Hat or cap on model — e-commerce listing Place this exact hat on the model's head using the reference image. Keep the hat 100% identical to the reference — same color, logo, brim shape, and crown height. The hat should sit naturally on the head at the same tilt as a casually worn cap. Match the lighting direction already in the model photo.

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   Handbag or purse on model Place this exact handbag on the model using the reference image. The bag should hang from the model's right shoulder with the strap visible. Keep the bag design 100% identical to the reference — same hardware, stitching, color, and logo placement. Add a natural shadow under the bag where it rests against the body. Match the existing lighting.

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   Sunglasses on model face Place these exact sunglasses on the model's face using the reference image. Keep the frame shape, lens color, and all design details identical to the reference. The glasses should sit naturally on the nose bridge with temple arms hooked over the ears. Match the lens reflections to the lighting already in the model photo.

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   Watch on model wrist Place this exact watch on the model's left wrist using the reference image. Keep every dial detail, case shape, strap color, and brand marking identical to the reference. The watch face should be visible and facing the camera. Add highlights on the watch crystal that match the lighting direction in the model photo.

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   Scarf on model — styling placement Place the scarf from the reference image around the model's neck in a loose wrap style. Keep the fabric pattern and color 100% identical to the reference. The scarf should drape naturally with visible folds and the pattern should wrap continuously without repetition seams. Match the soft outdoor lighting already in the photo.

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   Backpack on model — full product visibility Place this exact backpack on the model's back using the reference image. Both shoulder straps should be visible and worn properly. Keep the backpack design 100% identical to the reference — same pockets, zippers, logo, and color. The pack should have natural weight and sag consistent with a loaded bag. Match the lighting.

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   Beanie or winter hat Place the beanie from the reference image on the model's head. The beanie should be pulled down to just above the eyebrows, covering the top of the ears slightly. Keep the color, ribbing texture, and any logo or pom-pom identical to the reference. Match the outdoor winter light in the model photo.

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   Product held in hand — display or lifestyle shot Place the product from the reference image in the model's right hand, held naturally at chest height as if presenting it. Keep the product 100% identical to the reference. The model's fingers should wrap around the product in a natural grip. Match the existing warm studio lighting.

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3. 3

   Describe placement, position, and lighting

   Type your instruction with three components: what to place ('place this exact product'), where to place it ('on the model's head', 'over the shoulder', 'on the left wrist'), and how it should look ('match the lighting, add natural shadow'). The more specific you are about position, the more accurate the placement.

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   Refine with markers if position needs adjustment

   If the product lands in the wrong position or at the wrong angle, tap a marker on the exact spot where the product should be centered and regenerate. For products that need to follow the model's contours (sunglasses on a face, watch on a wrist), markers pinpoint the anchor point precisely. Most placements are accurate on the first pass.

   Tip: Markers are optional. Use them when a product needs to anchor to a specific point — the crown of a hat, the bridge of the nose for sunglasses, or the left wrist for a watch. Try without them first.