New arrivals
Show this week's arrivals on a model without booking a shoot.
Fashion and clothing
Clothing sells when people can picture it worn. Chitrio's product ads flow can put a garment from your photo onto a built-in model, compose lifestyle scenes, and animate the stills you approve into a short ad. It is honest about the limits: solid colours and simple patterns come out well, while detailed prints can drift, so every still is shown to you before any motion is made.
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Straight answer: Virtual try-on is a preview, not a fitting. It shows the look well on solid garments and less reliably on busy prints. For your hero products, real photos on a real model are still worth doing.
A clear flat-lay or hanger photo of the item, with its category and colour described.
Pick a model from the built-in cast and settings such as street, studio or festive. Approve the worn stills you like.
Approved stills are animated and cut into a vertical ad with captions, music and your call to action.
Show this week's arrivals on a model without booking a shoot.
Ethnic wear for Diwali, Eid or wedding season in festive scenes.
A steady supply of Reels for a clothing page.
The same model and look across a range so the store feels curated.
End-of-season sale videos and matching posters.
Not always. Solid colours come out best; detailed prints and small logos can drift. Review each still and reshoot or recompose any that are off.
You can upload a photo of a person only if you have their consent to use their likeness.
It gives a good idea of the look, not a tailored fit. Avoid claims about fit that the image cannot support.
Yes. Vertical, square and feed cuts can come from the same approved shots.
Yes, in the script and on posters or the closing card, where text is drawn cleanly.