Product to Model
Powered by best-in-class image editing AI, the Product to Model endpoint transforms product images into people wearing those products. It supports dual-mode operation: standard product-to-model (generates new person) and try-on mode (adds product to existing person).
This endpoint is designed specifically for wearable fashion items such as clothing, shoes, hats, jewelry, bags, and accessories.
- Model Name:
product-to-model - Lifecycle: preview
- Dual-Mode Operation: Product-only or Product + Model images
- Processing Time: 12 seconds
- Output Formats: PNG, JPEG
- Delivery Methods: URL or Base64 encoding
- Credits: 1 per image (4 per image with
face_reference)
Request
Generate product-to-model images by submitting your product and optional model images to the universal /v1/run endpoint:
Request Parameters
product_imageRequiredimage URL | base64
URL or base64 encoded image of the product to be worn. Supports clothing, accessories, shoes, and other wearable fashion items.
image_promptimage URL | base64
Optional URL or base64 encoded inspiration image that guides pose, environment, and lighting while keeping the product centered in the final output.
Default: None
model_imageimage URL | base64
URL or base64 encoded image of the person to wear the product. When provided, enables try-on mode. When omitted, generates a new person wearing the product.
Cannot be combined with other image inputs (image_prompt, face_reference, or background_reference).
Default: None
face_referenceimage URL | base64
Optional face identity reference to guide who the generated person should look like. When provided, the pipeline refines identity to match the reference while keeping product fidelity.
Default: None
face_reference_mode'match_base' | 'match_reference'
Controls how the identity from face_reference influences pose and expression.
-match_reference favors the reference face’s pose and expression for maximum resemblance.
-match_base gives more weight to the prompt (or system default prompt if omitted) when generating the person's pose and expression.
Default: match_reference
promptstring
Additional instructions for person appearance (when model_image is not provided), styling preferences or background.
Examples: "man with tattoos", "tucked-in", "open jacket", "rolled-up sleeves", "studio background".
Default: None
aspect_ratiostring
Desired aspect ratio for the output image. If omitted, the generation inherits the aspect ratio from the most specific image supplied (model_image → background_reference → image_prompt → product_image). Provide an explicit ratio to override that default even when using these image references.
Supported ratios: "1:1", "3:4", "4:3", "9:16", "16:9", "2:3", "3:2", "4:5", "5:4"
Default: Aspect ratio of the most specific image supplied
resolutionstring
Chooses the generation profile. '1k' produces precise, instruction-following results suited for consistent catalog imagery. '4k' unlocks creative, ultra high-definition renders with richer product detail but slightly less control over pose and styling.
Supported values: '1k', '4k'
Default: '1k'
background_referenceimage URL | base64
Background image used as the backdrop for generation. Ensures location consistency across generations. If a person appears in the image, they will be ignored and only the background will be used.
Default: None
seedinteger
Seed for reproducible results. Must be between 0 and 2^32-1.
Default: 42
num_imagesinteger
Number of images to generate in a single request. Must be between 1 and 4. Additional images consume more compute (and credits) and can increase processing time.
Default: 1
output_formatstring
Output image format.
"png"- PNG format, original quality"jpeg"- JPEG format, smaller file size
Default: "png"
return_base64boolean
When set to true, the API will return the generated image as a base64-encoded string instead of a CDN URL. The base64 string will be prefixed data:image/png;base64,....
This option offers enhanced privacy as user-generated outputs are not stored on our servers when return_base64 is enabled.
Default: false
Response Polling
After submitting your request, poll the status endpoint using the returned prediction ID. See API Fundamentals for complete polling details.
Successful Response
When your product-to-model generation completes successfully, the status endpoint will return:
Runtime Errors
Runtime errors for Product to Model use the shared set in Error Handling.
Related Guides
- Prompting in FASHN - Learn how to write effective prompts for best results
- Image Preprocessing Best Practices - Optimize your input images for better results
- Data Retention & Privacy - Understand how FASHN handles your data