Four steps · Four scene packs

Pose-guided try-on studio

Lock body structure with a pose, add garment and character refs in four steps, then generate ecommerce try-ons, drama stills, social personas, or OC art—not another generic image tool.

  • Multi-angle pose library
  • Four scene packs
  • Garment + character refs

Pose → main reference → secondary reference → result. Scene packs may reorder the middle two, but the path stays four steps.

One clear path to a shot

Pose for structure, garment for style, character for identity, scene packs for story—the same four steps you see in the empty studio.

Pose library for structure

Multi-angle line sheets feed the pose slot so body language and framing stay controllable.

Garment & character refs

Upload flat lays or product shots for cut and fabric; add a character ref to lock identity. Scene packs may swap which comes first.

Switchable scene packs

Ecommerce, drama, social, OC—shown by feature flags; disabled packs stay off the home page and studio.

Four steps to a shot

Pose → main reference → secondary reference → result. Scene packs may reorder the middle two, but the path stays four steps.

  1. 1

    Pick a pose

    Choose a display pose and switch front, diagonal, side, and other angles to lock body structure.

  2. 2

    Add the main reference

    Ecommerce leads with garment/product; drama and social lead with a face lock; OC leads with a character reference.

  3. 3

    Add a secondary reference

    Fill the other slot when needed—character, costume, or look. On most packs this step is optional.

  4. 4

    Generate once

    Confirm the scene pack, generate, save to My Creations, and compare against the pose sheet.

Scene packs tell the story

One four-step pose engine, different recommended poses and prompt templates per vertical. Disabled packs stay off the home page and studio.

Showing 1 enabled scene packs

Ecommerce try-onCatalog path: pose → garment → character (optional) → result for main images and try-on shots.Try in studio

Pose Studio FAQ

About the pose library, garment references, scene packs, and credits.

  1. What does Pose Studio do?

    It follows a four-step flow: pose line sheet + main reference + optional secondary reference into a controllable result. You choose pose and scene pack instead of gambling on a blank prompt—ideal for ecommerce try-on, drama stills, social personas, and OC art.

  2. Can the pose assets be used commercially?

    Built-in poses come from the Shisei CC0 gallery and may be redistributed commercially; keep the NOTICE for directory naming. Check LICENSE-images and NOTICE before shipping the template.

  3. How do the four scene packs differ?

    Ecommerce is on by default for white-background catalog try-ons; drama favors cinematic stills and character lock; social favors cover crops; OC favors character sheets. Toggle them in Admin—disabled packs stay out of nav and the homepage.

  4. Is a character reference required?

    No. The third studio step is usually optional: ecommerce often needs a garment/product shot with an optional character ref; drama/social often need a face lock with an optional costume. Without a character ref, the model invents a fitting model for the pose and outfit.

  5. How are credits charged?

    Credits still follow model × resolution. Estimated cost shows before generate; failed tasks refund. You can later add a pose-reference weighting factor in settings.

  6. How is this different from a generic AI image site?

    Generic sites sell prompts and models. This template sells a pose engine plus switchable scene packs—buyers rebrand a vertical studio instead of cloning another text-to-image homepage.

Make your first pose-guided image

Pick a pose, add garment and character refs, and finish in four steps. Results land in My Creations.