nakshik

Use cases

AI product photos for clothing, from one artwork or one photo

Nakshik keeps a library of your garment blanks, made once from a photo of each style. Every product shot after that starts from the blank: pick the style, the colour per panel, the artwork, the shots you need, and the images are ready in about a minute.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Make the blank

    Upload one photo of a garment. The analyser finds the cut panels, the first run makes the flat front and back in neutral stand-in tones; the other seven mockup slots (ghost front, back and side, hanger, folded, close-up) are generated from them.

  2. 2

    Choose the shot

    Ghost mannequin, flat, hanging, folded or detail, front or back, in your colour per panel: body navy, sleeves red, collar navy.

  3. 3

    Place the artwork

    A print-ready PNG is placed in the blank's artwork zone pixel-exactly and shaded by the fabric, free of AI; or the model renders the finished garment for the ghost and detail views.

  4. 4

    Download

    Validated PNG exports with checksums and AI-generated metadata; a spec sheet when the factory needs one.

What you get

  • One blank per style, every colourway after that costs no photography
  • Brand labels sewn in from your label library
  • Exact placement on flat views; AI rendering for the ghost and close-up views
  • Every version kept, compared and downloadable

Good to know

  • ·The ghost and close-up views are AI renders of the real garment: faithful to cut and colour, not pixel copies of a photographed sample.
  • ·Prints with fine lettering are placed exactly on the flat views; on AI views, lettering is checked and re-rendered once if it drifts.

Questions

Do I need a photo studio?
No. One phone photo of the garment on a flat surface or a mannequin is enough to make the blank; the guide in the help centre shows the framing.
Can I use my own blanks and labels?
Yes. Upload blank photos directly, draw the artwork zone, and add your neck, hem and care labels as artwork with their size in millimetres.
What does a product shot cost?
One credit per image, about two for the largest canvas. Exact placement on a flat view is free.