Shot, kept, fixed. All in one place.

In the Studio you can edit any finished frame without reshooting it, from a single garment detail to the model, pose, framing or background. You paint over the region you want to change, describe the fix in plain words, and only that area regenerates. Every image you produce lands in the same workspace, ready to edit, regenerate, share or turn into video.

Yes. Brush over the area you want to change, describe what should be different, and Fashify regenerates only that region while the rest of the frame stays identical. This multi-region editing means a near-perfect shot does not have to be thrown away over one cuff, button or shadow.

Every garment you upload is analyzed once and stored in a reusable wardrobe, ready to drop into any future shoot without setting it up again. Finished images, looks and collections live alongside it in one studio rather than scattered across a downloads folder. Collections export as a ZIP organized one folder per look.

Yes, and there are no per-seat fees, so your whole catalog or production team can work in the same studio. Every asset has its own shareable URL, which turns approval rounds into a single paste instead of email attachments. Pricing is credit-based, so adding people never raises the bill on its own.

Yes. Because garments, models and direction are stored and reused, you can run product after product through the same model, lighting and framing to hold one visual identity across a catalog. One-click regenerate gives you a fresh take on the same garment with the same direction, so the look stays coherent as the collection grows. For a full collection at once, the Fashion Agency shoots every garment under a single visual identity.

No. One-click regenerate reruns the same garment with the same direction for a fresh take, with no setup repeated. You only adjust what you want to change, whether that is a full new variation or a single brushed region.

Yes. Any still in your studio can be sent to Live Video to generate a short hyper-realistic clip, such as a model walking or turning or a product rotating. Clips run up to 5 or 10 seconds, and stills export at up to 4K.