Linda Farrow

AI Eyewear Studio

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Studio Model

Aya
Saanvi
Astrid

Optional — pick a studio model and her face is used for both on-model shots. Or leave it empty and upload your own face photos in step 2.

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Eyewear References

— drop all your images at once, then drag each one to its slot

Load from a product link

Drop all your garment images here in one go — then drag each one to its slot below

or click to browse

Face front (worn)

Drop image

Model wearing the eyewear, front view

Face side (worn)

Drop image

Model wearing the eyewear, side profile

Eyewear front

Drop image

Product photo, straight-on

Eyewear side

Drop image

Product photo, side profile

Eyewear detail

Drop image

Optional close-up of the frame details

Every set generates 5 images — on-model front + side, ghost product front + side and a detail close-up. Both eyewear views and the optional detail close-up guide every shot. On-model portraits are zoomed out from above the head to mid-chest.

3

Top Clothing

Stays saved across refreshes until you change or clear it. Optional — leave empty and the model wears a simple neutral top.

4

Backgrounds

Model shot background

Selected: Creme

Ghost (product) shot background

Selected: Creme

Match reference lenses

Lenses are reproduced exactly as photographed — tint, transparency and cut-out corners included.

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Aspect Ratio

Results are framed in this ratio — drag the image inside its frame to adjust the crop, then download exactly what you see.

5 images — 2 on-model + 2 ghost + 1 detail = 820 credits

5 images × 160 credits + 2 references × 10 credits. Every shot uses both eyewear views and the detail close-up when supplied; on-model shots also use the selected face.

On-model front

On-model front

On-model side

On-model side

Ghost front

Ghost front

Ghost side

Ghost side

Detail close-up

Detail close-up

Pick a studio model (or upload both face photos) plus the Eyewear front and Eyewear side slots to get started.

AI-generated visuals can make mistakes — not every image will be perfect. If a result isn't quite right, simply regenerate it.