CatalogShoot: AI Model Photos
- by KOMA Software BV
- Free to install. Usage charges apply.
- by KOMA Software BV
- Free to install. Usage charges apply.
Turn your flat lay and ghost mannequin photos into professional on-model images using AI—no photoshoot needed.
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About the CatalogShoot: AI Model Photos
CatalogShoot converts your flat lay photos, packshots, and ghost mannequin images into professional on-model catalog photos using AI. No studio time or photoshoots needed—every product in your apparel catalog gets realistic model shots. Choose from different models to maintain a consistent look across your entire collection. The app works with tops, dresses, knitwear, outerwear, bottoms, and activewear. Review each AI-generated image before publishing directly to your Shopify product gallery. Create 6-second product videos from the same shots for product pages, social media Reels, and ads. You can also enable a try-on feature that lets shoppers see how garments look on them using a selfie. Perfect for apparel brands wanting professional model photography without the cost of traditional photoshoots.
Launched: June 19, 2026
Key features
- Flat lay, packshot or ghost mannequin in, on-model catalog photo out
- Keep one model across your catalog for a consistent look
- Review every photo, then publish straight to the product gallery
- 6-second product videos from the same shot for PDPs, Reels and ads
- Optional shopper try-on on the product page, enabled per product
Integrations with:
- Customer accounts
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Pricing of CatalogShoot: AI Model Photos
Pay as you Go
$0 / month
Plus usage charges
- Product video uses 15 generations
Starter
$19 / month
Plus usage charges
- About 30 products x 4 photos a month
- Product video uses 15 generations
Growth
$49 / month
Plus usage charges
- About 100 products x 4 photos a month
- Product video uses 15 generations
Scale
$99 / month
Plus usage charges
- About 200 products x 4 photos a month
- Product video uses 15 generations