Choose the type and upload
In the Model photography workspace, open Accessories, choose the type and add the product photo. The type decides where and how the piece is placed.
Accessory try-onComing soon
Accessories on a model, each worn the way it should be.
Pick the accessory type, upload one product photo and choose who wears it. The tool follows a placement rule for that type, from a bag's strap to an earring's lobe.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
TrendRemix accessory try-on generates photos of a model wearing one accessory from your product image. You choose one of five types: bag, earrings, glasses, hat or necklace. Each type has its own placement instruction. Bags hang from the shoulder, sit in the hand or go crossbody; earrings go in both earlobes with hair tucked back; glasses rest on the nose and ears; hats sit at a natural angle; necklaces rest on the collarbone with the pendant centered. The model is described by attributes or taken from your own photo with rights confirmed. Shape, colors, hardware, stones and engravings are meant to stay unchanged.
From input to finished result.
Set the model and output
Describe the model or upload your own photo and confirm the rights, then pick the format, resolution and up to four variations. You see what it costs in credits before anything runs.
Zoom in on the accessory
Small parts carry the most risk: clasps, stones, engravings and hardware. Compare each variation with the product photo before you download.
What you can do
Five accessory types
Bags, earrings, glasses, hats and necklaces, each with its own instruction for how the piece is worn.
Three ways to carry a bag
On the shoulder, in the hand with the arm relaxed, or crossbody with the bag resting at the hip.
The accessory as the focus
Each shot is framed so the accessory is clearly visible rather than lost in a full-length outfit photo.
Product details kept
The instructions ask for the exact shape, proportions, colors, materials, hardware, stones and engravings of your piece.
Who it is for
- Jewelry and eyewear shops
- Add worn shots to product pages so shoppers can judge size and style on a person.
- Bag and hat sellers
- Show the piece at body scale, carried or worn, beside the studio packshot.
- Mixed fashion catalogs
- Use one workflow for every accessory category instead of a separate process per product type.
At a glance
| Accessory types | Bag, earrings, glasses, hat, necklace |
|---|---|
| Bag carry options | Shoulder (default), hand, crossbody |
| Accessory image | 1 per request, JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB |
| Formats | 3:4, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, 16:9 at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Results | 1–4 variations, stored in your asset library |
| Cost | Credits per image, quoted before you submit |
Before you download
- Compare clasps, stones, engravings and logos with your product photo; fine detail can be simplified or redrawn.
- Judge the size of the piece against the body, since the tool has no field for your product's real dimensions.
- Check where hair, hands or clothing overlap the accessory and hide part of it.
- Look at fingers on hand-held bags and at ears and nose bridges under glasses, where anatomy errors tend to appear.
Questions and answers
Which accessories are supported?
Bags, earrings, glasses, hats and necklaces. Each type has its own page explaining what to watch for. Watches, rings, belts and scarves are not among the five types.
Can I show several accessories in one image?
Each request takes one accessory image and one type. To show several pieces, run one request per piece, or photograph items that are sold together as a single set.
Can I use a photo of a model I work with?
Yes. Upload it and switch on the confirmation that you have the rights to use this person's image. The tool refuses to quote or start without it, so check that your agreement with the model covers AI-edited product images.
Do I choose from a set of ready-made models?
No model library exists today. The person is either generated from the gender, age range, build and look you describe, or comes from a photo you upload.
Will the accessory be the right size?
The tool is asked to keep proportions, and for bags a size true to a real bag of that kind, but it never receives your measurements. Check scale against the body before using the image, and state dimensions in the listing.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.