AI product photos
for evening gowns.
A floor-length gown is the hardest thing on a product page: it needs a tall model, a set with room, and light that shows the fabric moving. Atelier Noir takes the gown photographed flat or on a hanger and returns it worn — on a staircase, in a corridor, in a library bar — with the length, the neckline and the train where they belong.
One product photo in. The worn piece out.
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OutputLength and train
A flat-lay hides how a gown falls. We place it on a model standing on a set with enough floor to let the hem pool or trail, so the customer sees the real length.
Satin and silk sheen
Shine is where cheap renders give themselves away. Sets with directional light — lamplight, a window, a staircase — give the fabric a highlight that reads as silk, not plastic.
Necklines and backs
Halter, cowl-back and open-back cuts are the selling point. Clips like the 360° turn show the back without a second shoot.
Six of the 160 sets in the studio — or describe your own, or upload a backdrop.
From €0.33 a frame. Clips from €0.84.
Plans start at €29 a month for 60 frames and 5 clip credits. Any finished frame can become a Reveal, Motion, 360° turn or Runway clip. No free trial — a fourteen-day refund instead.
Can I use a flat-lay of a long dress?+
Yes. A flat-lay, a hanger shot or a mannequin shot all work; the clearer the whole length of the gown is in the photo, the better the result.
Will the train and hem look right?+
We pick sets with floor space so the hem can pool or trail. If a frame is off, you generate another — failed frames are refunded automatically.
Can I show the back of the gown?+
Use the 360° turn clip (2 clip credits): the model turns a full circle, front, side and back.
What does it cost per gown?+
A frame costs from €0.33 to €0.39 depending on your plan; a Reveal clip from €0.84. A typical gown page with six frames and one clip costs under €4.