Upload the bag with its strap
In Accessories, set the type to Bag and add the photo. If the strap is detachable, photograph it attached, because a strap that is not in the picture cannot be reproduced.
Bag try-onComing soon
Show how the bag sits on the body, not just on a table.
Upload a photo of the bag, choose whether it is carried on the shoulder, in the hand or crossbody, and see it at body scale on a model.
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
Bag try-on is the bag setting of the TrendRemix accessory tool. From one product photo, it generates a model carrying your bag in one of three positions: hanging from one shoulder by the strap, held in one hand by the handle with the arm relaxed, or worn crossbody with the strap across the chest and the bag at the hip. The instructions ask for a size true to a real bag of that kind and for shape, hardware and materials to stay unchanged. There is no field for exact dimensions, so the scale is inferred and needs checking.
From input to finished result.
Pick the carry position
Choose shoulder, hand or crossbody to match how the bag is designed to be worn. Then set the model, format and number of variations and review the credit quote.
Check the scale
Compare the bag with the model's torso and hand. A tote should not shrink to clutch size and a mini bag should not grow. Follow the strap to where it attaches.
What you can do
Shoulder carry
The bag hangs from one shoulder by its strap, the usual view for totes, hobos and shoulder bags.
Hand carry
The bag is held by its handle with the arm relaxed at the side, suited to top-handle and structured bags.
Crossbody carry
The strap crosses the chest and the bag rests at the hip, showing how long the strap is and where the bag lands.
Hardware and material kept
Zips, buckles, chains, stitching and leather grain are among the details the instructions ask the tool to preserve.
Who it is for
- Handbag product pages
- Place a carried shot next to the dimensions table so shoppers can picture the size.
- Bags with two straps
- Show the same bag as a shoulder bag and as a crossbody in two separate requests.
- Travel and street campaigns
- Put the bag in a station, café or city scene by writing a short scene description.
At a glance
| Category | Bag |
|---|---|
| Carry positions | Shoulder (default), hand, crossbody |
| Bag image | One photo per request, JPG, PNG or WebP, max 20 MB |
| Size input | None; scale is inferred from the bag type and photo |
| Results | 1–4 variations at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Cost | Credits per image, visible before you submit |
Before you download
- Compare the bag's height with the model's torso and hand to confirm the scale fits your listed dimensions.
- Follow the strap from end to end: it should attach at the right points and not pass through the arm or body.
- On a top-handle bag, check that the hand has five fingers and actually grips the handle.
- Look at chains, buckles and logo plates, which can be simplified when the bag is small in the frame.
Questions and answers
Which carry position should I choose?
Use the one the bag is designed for. Shoulder suits totes and shoulder bags, hand suits top-handle and structured bags, and crossbody suits bags with a long strap. If a bag can be worn several ways, run one request per position.
Can I enter the bag's dimensions?
No. The tool is asked to keep the bag true to a real bag of its kind, but measurements are not part of the input. Check the result against your size and state dimensions in the listing.
What if my bag has a detachable strap?
Photograph the bag with the strap attached. The tool works from what is in the photo, and a crossbody shot needs a strap long enough to cross the chest.
Can the bag be carried by my own model?
Yes, upload your model's photo and confirm you hold the rights to that person's image; the form will not price the task until you do. Make sure the model agreed to commercial use of their likeness.
Are there preset models?
There is no model library. Describe the person by gender, age range, build and a short look note, or use a model photo you supply.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.