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Composite Product on Model Photo

Upload your product photo + a model photo. AI composites them into a realistic lifestyle shot.

Model in black top without jewelry
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Same model wearing a gold necklace naturally composited
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Composite Product on Model

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Popular use cases:
  • product on model composite
  • ecommerce product photography
  • product lifestyle photos
  • clothing on model without photoshoot
  • jewelry on model photo
  • Shopify product photos
  • Amazon product on model
  • Etsy product lifestyle shot

Cost
Free No signup required
Time
Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on
Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
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Scenario Prompt Time
place this necklace from reference onto the model's neck, natural scale and lighting 30s
composite this garment from reference onto the model with natural draping 30-45s
place sunglasses from reference on model's face with matching reflections 30s
composite product from reference into model's hand with natural grip 30-45s

How it works

  1. Upload the model photo

    Drop a photo of the model or person you want wearing/holding your product. Stock photos work great. The model should be in a natural pose that makes sense for your product type.

    Expect: Simple product placement: 30 seconds. Complex composites with lighting matching: may need 2-3 refinements.
  2. Upload your product as reference

    Click '+ Add reference image' below the prompt and upload your product photo. A clean product shot on white background works best. The AI extracts the product and maps it onto the model naturally.

    Tip: Product photos on white or solid backgrounds composite more cleanly. Remove the background first if it's busy.

    Copy one of these to get started:

    Clothing on model for e-commerce place the clothing from the reference image onto this model, with natural fabric draping and wrinkles, matching the lighting direction and color temperature
    Jewelry on model for Etsy composite the jewelry from the reference onto the model's neck, matching the scale to the model's proportions, with realistic metallic reflections under the studio lighting
    Sunglasses on model for product store place these sunglasses from the reference onto the model's face, sitting naturally on the bridge of the nose with matching reflections in the lenses
    Product in hand for lifestyle shot composite this product from the reference into the model's hand, with a natural grip, correct scale, and shadows that match the scene lighting
    4 more prompts
    Hat on model for fashion store place this hat from the reference onto the model's head, fitting naturally and casting an appropriate shadow on the forehead
    Watch on wrist for luxury brand composite this watch from the reference onto the model's left wrist, matching the wrist size, with the watch face reflecting the ambient light
    T-shirt design on model for merch store place this t-shirt design from the reference onto the plain shirt the model is wearing, with realistic fabric texture showing through the print
    Bag on model for fashion listing composite this bag from the reference onto the model's shoulder, with a natural strap hang and shadow that matches the outdoor lighting
  3. Describe the placement

    Tell the AI exactly how to composite: 'place the necklace from the reference on the model's neck, matching the scale and lighting.' Be specific about where on the body and how the product should sit.

    Tip: Include details like 'with natural shadow underneath' and 'matching the scene's warm lighting' for realism.

    Copy one of these to get started:

    Clothing on model for e-commerce place the clothing from the reference image onto this model, with natural fabric draping and wrinkles, matching the lighting direction and color temperature
    Jewelry on model for Etsy composite the jewelry from the reference onto the model's neck, matching the scale to the model's proportions, with realistic metallic reflections under the studio lighting
    Sunglasses on model for product store place these sunglasses from the reference onto the model's face, sitting naturally on the bridge of the nose with matching reflections in the lenses
    Product in hand for lifestyle shot composite this product from the reference into the model's hand, with a natural grip, correct scale, and shadows that match the scene lighting
    4 more prompts
    Hat on model for fashion store place this hat from the reference onto the model's head, fitting naturally and casting an appropriate shadow on the forehead
    Watch on wrist for luxury brand composite this watch from the reference onto the model's left wrist, matching the wrist size, with the watch face reflecting the ambient light
    T-shirt design on model for merch store place this t-shirt design from the reference onto the plain shirt the model is wearing, with realistic fabric texture showing through the print
    Bag on model for fashion listing composite this bag from the reference onto the model's shoulder, with a natural strap hang and shadow that matches the outdoor lighting
  4. Review and refine

    Check that the product looks naturally placed: correct scale relative to the model, consistent lighting direction, realistic shadows. Zoom in on edges where the product meets the model.

  5. Refine with markers if needed

    If the product appears in the wrong spot or at the wrong scale, tap a marker on exactly where it should go and regenerate. Useful for precise accessory placement like earrings or watches.

    Tip: For jewelry, tap a marker on the ear, wrist, or neck to pin the exact placement location.
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Composite Product on Model

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Free • No signup

"I run an Etsy jewelry shop. Used to pay $200 per product shoot. Now I composite my pieces onto stock model photos in seconds." @EtsyCrafterJen

See it in action

Model in black top without jewelry
Before
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Same model wearing a gold necklace naturally composited
After

Necklace composited onto model

A handmade necklace photographed on white background, composited onto a model photo for an Etsy listing.

Prompt: place this necklace from the reference onto the model's neck, draped naturally at the collarbone, with metallic shine matching the warm studio lighting
Male model outdoors without sunglasses
Before
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Same model wearing sunglasses naturally composited
After

Sunglasses placed on model face

Sunglasses from a product flat lay composited onto a model outdoors for a fashion brand.

Prompt: place these sunglasses from the reference onto the model's face, fitting naturally on the nose bridge with reflections in the lenses matching the outdoor sunlight
Athlete in gym with empty hand
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Athlete naturally holding branded water bottle
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Water bottle in athlete's hand

A branded water bottle composited into a fitness model's hand for a product launch campaign.

Prompt: composite this water bottle from the reference into the athlete's right hand, with a natural grip, correct scale, and condensation matching the gym lighting

Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Clothing & Apparel on Models

Show your clothing line on real models without booking a photoshoot. Upload a flat lay or mannequin shot, then composite onto a model photo.

Common Scenarios

  • T-shirt designs composited onto model for Shopify store
  • Dress photographed on hanger, shown on model for listing
  • Activewear from flat lay to on-model lifestyle shot
  • Seasonal collection lookbook creation without studio

Best Practices

  • Use model photos with similar body positioning to how the garment would drape
  • Match lighting temperature: warm studio product shots + warm model photos
  • For patterned fabric, use high-resolution product photos so the pattern stays crisp
  • Specify 'natural fabric draping and wrinkles' for realism
T-shirt on model for Shopify listing place this t-shirt from the reference onto the model, with natural fabric draping on the shoulders and torso, matching the outdoor lighting
Dress on model for fashion store composite this dress from the reference onto the model, showing how it falls naturally at knee length, with realistic fabric movement
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Jewelry & Accessories on Models

Show earrings, necklaces, watches, and sunglasses on model photos. Perfect for Etsy sellers and jewelry brands who shoot products flat but need on-model lifestyle images.

Common Scenarios

  • Earrings photographed on white, shown on model for Etsy
  • Necklace from product photo to model wearing it
  • Sunglasses composited onto model for eyewear store
  • Watch from flat lay to on-wrist lifestyle shot

Best Practices

  • Use high-resolution product photos so small details stay visible
  • Match the model's skin tone lighting to the product's lighting
  • For reflective jewelry, specify 'matching highlight reflections' in your prompt
  • Choose model photos where the placement area is clearly visible
Earrings on model for Etsy listing place these earrings from the reference onto the model's ears, matching the scale to her ear size, with natural sparkle under the studio lighting
Necklace on model for jewelry store composite this necklace from the reference onto the model's neck, draped naturally at the collarbone, matching the warm lighting
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Products in Lifestyle Settings

Put your product into a lifestyle scene with a person using it. Great for social media ads, Amazon A+ content, and marketing materials.

Common Scenarios

  • Phone case shown in model's hand for Amazon listing
  • Water bottle in athlete's hand for fitness brand
  • Makeup product being applied by model for beauty brand
  • Tech gadget in use by person for product launch

Best Practices

  • Choose model photos where the hand or body position makes sense for holding your product
  • Describe the interaction: 'holding naturally in right hand' not just 'with product'
  • For Amazon A+ content, match Amazon's clean aesthetic
  • Include context: 'in a gym setting' or 'at a desk working'
Phone case on model for Amazon listing place this phone case from the reference onto the phone the model is holding, matching the size and angle perfectly
Water bottle in lifestyle shot for brand composite this water bottle from the reference into the athlete's hand, with a natural grip and sweat condensation matching the gym lighting

If something looks off

Product scale doesn't match the model

Why: The AI misjudged relative proportions between product photo and model photo, making the product too large or too small.

Try: composite the product at correct scale relative to the model's body proportions, matching the real-world size of the item

Tip: Include real dimensions in your prompt: 'this is a 16-inch necklace' or 'standard size sunglasses.'

Product lighting doesn't match the scene

Why: The product was shot under different lighting than the model, creating an obvious mismatch in highlights and shadows.

Try: composite the product matching the lighting direction and color temperature of the model photo, with consistent shadows

Tip: Best results come from product photos with neutral lighting. Avoid products shot with colored gels or dramatic shadows.

Product looks flat or painted on

Why: The composite lacks 3D interaction with the model — no wrapping around curves, no shadow, no depth.

Try: composite the product with natural 3D depth, wrapping around the model's body contour, with realistic cast shadow

Tip: Add 'with fabric draping' for clothing or 'following body contour' for accessories.

AI placed the product in the wrong location

Why: The AI couldn't determine exact placement from description alone on a complex model pose.

Try: Tap a marker on the exact spot where the product should sit, then regenerate with the same prompt

Tip: Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS spot specifically.' Essential for precise placements like earrings or pins.

Product transparency or reflections look wrong

Why: Translucent materials like glass or reflective surfaces like metal need special handling for the new environment.

Try: composite the product preserving its reflective/transparent properties, with reflections matching the model photo's environment

Tip: For glass or metallic products, add 'with environment reflections matching the scene' to your prompt.

Edges between product and model look harsh

Why: The boundary between the composited product and the model shows visible hard edges or halos.

Try: blend the product edges seamlessly into the model, with soft natural transitions and no visible seam

Tip: Try 'feathered edges' or 'natural blending at the boundary' for cleaner transitions.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark where to place the product on the model?

No. Describe the placement in words: 'place the necklace on the model's neck' or 'put the sunglasses on the model's face.' The AI understands body-part references. Use markers only for precise positioning like exact earring placement or when the AI keeps choosing the wrong spot.

How do I put my product on a model photo without a photoshoot?

Upload any model photo as your main image — stock photos work perfectly. Click '+ Add reference image' and upload your product photo. Describe the placement and the AI composites them together in 30 seconds. You get realistic on-model product shots without hiring a model, renting a studio, or learning Photoshop.

Is there a free tool to composite products onto models for e-commerce?

Yes. EditThisPic lets you composite any product onto any model photo completely free, with no signup and no watermark. Upload your product as a reference image, describe how to place it, and download the result. One free edit per week, or purchase credits starting at $1.99 for more.

What product photo works best as a reference?

Clean product photos on white or solid backgrounds composite most cleanly. The product should be well-lit, in focus, and photographed at an angle similar to how it would appear on the model. For clothing, a flat lay or mannequin shot works well. For jewelry, a close-up with clean edges is ideal.

Can I use stock model photos for my product listings?

Check the stock photo license for commercial use rights. Many stock photos allow commercial compositing. EditThisPic itself has no restrictions — you can upload any model photo as your main image and composite your product onto it. Just ensure you have the right to use the model photo commercially.

Will the composite look realistic enough for Amazon or Shopify listings?

When done well, yes. The AI matches lighting, scale, and shadows automatically. The key is using a high-quality product photo and a model photo with similar lighting. Most sellers find the results indistinguishable from real photoshoots, especially for jewelry, accessories, and simple clothing items.

Can I composite clothing onto a model from a flat lay photo?

Yes. Upload the model photo as your main image, then upload the flat lay as a reference. Describe how the garment should drape: 'place this dress on the model with natural fabric draping and wrinkles.' The AI transforms the flat product into a realistic on-body appearance. Results are best with simpler garments; complex draping may need 2-3 attempts.

How is this different from the product photo editor?

The product photo editor enhances single product images — adjusting backgrounds, lighting, and color. This tool specifically composites a product FROM one photo ONTO a model in another photo. It's a two-photo operation: product photo + model photo = on-model lifestyle shot. Use this when you need your actual product shown on a person.

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