Build on the chosen look
Use the model image you already selected as the starting frame.
The look is ready. Let it move.
Turn your selected on-model image into a short fashion video. Describe a walk, a gentle turn, or subtle movement to bring your collection into motion.
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Start with your product references
Direct with a natural-language brief
Keep results together in one project
01 / VISUAL EXAMPLES
Describe the movement, frame by frame.
Illustrative fashion storyboard. Start with restrained movement and a clear camera brief, then review the generated motion against your source look.
SHOT 01
OPEN · ESTABLISH THE LOOK
A steady opening frame establishes the silhouette.
SHOT 02
MOTION · A NATURAL WALK
Describe a restrained walk to introduce movement.
SHOT 03
CLOSE · A RELAXED POSE
An alternate shot direction: a seated, relaxed pose.
Still images illustrate creative directions, not consecutive video frames. Actual motion depends on the generated result.
02 / CREATIVE POSSIBILITIES
More possibilities for your product.
Set the pace
Describe movement, expression, and camera direction together in your brief.
Review the outfit in motion
Compare the clip with the source image to review silhouette and styling.
- 01
Select an on-model image
Use a sharp source image with a clear outfit and natural pose.
- 02
Describe the motion
Open the video action and specify a slow walk, turn, or subtle movement.
- 03
Check the result
Review faces, hands, garment details, and continuity before exporting.
04 / FAQ
Before you begin.
About references, generated results, and getting started.
How is this different from commerce video?
The starting point is an on-model image and the brief focuses on the person's movement. Commerce video can start with a product-only scene and focus on camera motion.
Can I use complex movements?
Results depend on the model and source. Begin with small, natural movements; large turns or occlusion can introduce visual changes.
Will the image remain in my project?
Yes. The generated video is linked to its source image so you can revisit the look and create another version.
Can AI turn a model photo into a catwalk video?
Yes. Start from an on-model image and describe the motion, such as a turn, a few steps, or a walk toward the camera. Simple, continuous motion keeps the garment most consistent.
How do I show how a garment moves and drapes?
Ask for slow movement that lets the fabric respond, like a half turn or a gentle walk, and keep the camera steady. Check the fabric behavior in the result before using it.
How are generations charged?
Images, videos, and 3D use credits. Check the studio's estimated credit cost and pricing before starting a generation.
YOUR NEXT CREATION
Start with your next product.
Bring your references into WearStage and turn your creative direction into visuals you can review and refine.