AI product photos
for knitwear.
Knitwear is texture and fit. A folded sweater tells a customer nothing about how it sits on the shoulders or how long the sleeves are. Atelier Noir puts your cable-knit, cardigan or ribbed dress on a model in a set that suits wool — morning fog on a lake, a library, a forest — and keeps the stitch readable.
One product photo in. The worn piece out.
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OutputStitch and texture
Cable and rib patterns turn to mush in bad renders. Soft side light keeps the knit readable at product-page size.
Fit and length
Oversized or cropped? The model shows where the hem and cuffs land — the question every knitwear return starts with.
Seasonal mood
Knitwear sells in autumn and winter sets: fog, forests, lodges, rain on a window — all in the set library.
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 upload a folded sweater?+
Yes. The cable-knit sweater on this page was folded on a bed in the original photo.
Does it show plus-size fit?+
The library includes plus-size and curvy models; pick one per campaign to show the same piece on different bodies.
Will the colour stay accurate?+
The garment is carried from your photo; set lighting can warm or cool it slightly, so choose a neutral set for colour-critical pages.
How many frames per product?+
Most shops use four to six frames and one clip per knit; that is roughly €2–4 per product.