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What apparel photos should you use for Pebblely Fashion?

Pebblely Fashion uses AI to warp the clothes in your photo onto AI-generated fashion models. So your apparel photo will greatly influence the results you get.

It currently works with the following clothes:

T-shirts
Shirts
Sweaters
Blouses

It does not work with the following clothes:

Hoodies, jackets, and coats
Dresses
Bottoms
Accessories

Below are some good and bad examples to help you understand what apparel photos to use to get the best results:

Suitable photos

1. Ghost mannequin

Most ideal

Ghost mannequin photos will give the best results because they already look three-dimensional, which makes the warped results most realistic.

2. Properly-shot flatlay photo

Flatlay photos of pressed shirts with proper lighting will give the next best set of results. But because the shirt is flat, the shirt might appear too flat in some results.

3. Properly-shot hanger photo

Hanger photos of pressed shirts will give reasonable results. In some instances, the slight wavy folds of the shirt might make the results more realistic. But they could also make some results look worse.

Unsuitable photos

1. Crumpled flatlay photo

Any creases and wrinkles on the shirt will also appear in the results. (Our AI cannot iron clothes yet!)

2. Poorly-shot hanger photo

Poor lighting or hanger parts that are visible through the shirt will appear as is in the results. Notice how the horizontal part of the hanger is visible through the shirt. See "Properly-shot hanger photo" above for a more suitable example.

3. Horizontal sleeves

If the sleeves are pointing to the sides, instead of downward, they will appear to be "floating" in the results. See "Properly-shot flatlay photo" above for a more suitable example.

4. Tied shirt

If your shirt is tied or folded, our AI might not understand it. It will still try to warp the shirt onto AI-generated models but might produce undesirable results.