AI model photos for a Shopify catalog, without booking a model
Put a product on one of 17 AI characters, or on a photo of your own model. The face may not match exactly, and nothing is published until you click.
A flat photo of a shirt does not show the fit. Booking a model, a studio, and a retoucher for every new SKU is the expensive way to fix that. Bulk Look AI puts the product on a person using the main photo already on the Shopify product.
The person is an AI character, or a photo you upload. None of the built-in characters is a photo of a real person.
There are 17 built-in characters: nine women and eight men, including four athletic models for sporting goods. You can also create a portrait by choosing gender, ethnicity, skin tone, hair, and age. That portrait costs 4 credits, and the credits come back if it cannot be made. Uploading a photo of your own model is free. Upload only a photo of someone who has agreed to it. Characters you create or upload are listed, and can be deleted, only in your store.
In a model shot the app is asked to follow that person's face, hair, and build. It may not reproduce the person exactly. Treat the result as a generated image, and look at the face, the hands, and the garment before you publish.
What the garment shot can include
Choose the style With Model for a single image, or a shot set when the listing needs several views. On a clothing product, Full listing (5 images) can be a hero on the model, a three-quarter, a full body, a morning-routine scene, and a close-up. Essentials is 3 shots. Complete is 7. The set follows the product's category, so a non-clothing product does not get the same poses.
One High image is 12 credits, $0.60 at list price. A Full listing at High is 60 credits, $3.00. A new store gets 50 free credits once, which is enough to try a few single images before you buy a pack. The price of a run across many products is on the Generate all button before you click. That flow is bulk generation with the cost shown first.
What you should check
The product photo is the reference, and the app is asked to keep the design, colors, and branding. Logos, small text, and a color can still come out wrong. Review every image. Delete the misses. Publish the rest as an extra photo, or set one as the main image. The old photo moves down. It is not deleted.
Publishing does not spend credits. The image is added to the product, not to one variant. You are responsible for what appears in the store, and for whether the image needs to be disclosed as AI-generated.
A room or an outdoor setting, without a person, is a different style. That is a lifestyle image from the white-background photo.
Watch the walkthrough, then install Bulk Look AI on Shopify.