Photograph the pair
Shoot the earrings straight on in even light so stones and metal are clear. In Accessories, choose Earrings and add the photo.
Earring try-onComing soon
Earrings worn on a model, with nothing hiding them.
Upload a photo of the pair and get shots of a model wearing them, one in each earlobe, with hair tucked behind the ears.
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How it works
In TrendRemix, earring try-on is the accessory tool with the earrings type selected. From one photo of your earrings, it generates a model wearing both, one in each earlobe, with hair tucked behind the ears so the pieces are fully visible and hang naturally. The instructions ask for shape, proportions, metal color, stones and engravings to stay as they are, and the crop keeps the earrings as the main subject. Placement always targets the earlobe, so ear cuffs, climbers and cartilage piercings have no rule of their own. Size on the ear is inferred, so compare it with the real piece.
From input to finished result.
Describe the model
Choose gender, age range and build, and add a look note if you want a particular hair color or make-up. Set format, resolution and variations; the credit figure is shown before submission.
Check each ear up close
Zoom in on both earlobes. The earring should hang from the lobe, not float beside it, and the stones should keep their count and cut.
What you can do
Both ears dressed
Each earlobe gets one earring, so a front-facing shot shows the pair.
Hair kept out of the way
Hair is tucked behind the ears so it does not cover the piece, which matters most for studs and small hoops.
Natural hang
Drops and hoops are asked to hang with gravity instead of sticking out at an odd angle.
Stones and metal kept
Shape, metal color, stones and engravings are part of what the instructions protect.
Who it is for
- Fine and fashion jewelry stores
- Add a worn shot next to the packshot so shoppers see how large a drop or hoop looks on the ear.
- Occasion images
- Pair an earring with a scene and look note that suit an event, such as evening make-up for a party collection.
- Several finishes of one design
- Create a worn image for each finish, such as gold, silver and rose gold, with one request per photo.
At a glance
| Category | Earrings |
|---|---|
| Placement | One earring in each earlobe, hair tucked behind the ears |
| Earring image | 1 photo per request, JPG, PNG or WebP, 20 MB or less |
| Formats | 3:4, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, 16:9 |
| Results | 1–4 variations at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Cost | Credits per image, shown ahead of submitting |
Before you download
- Compare the earring's size with the earlobe and jawline; studs can come out larger and long drops shorter than the real piece.
- Count the stones and look at prong or bezel settings, since tiny details are easy to lose.
- Make sure no strand of hair crosses the earring or hides the hook.
- Confirm the hook or post enters the lobe instead of floating next to it.
- Check that the two earrings match each other, unless you sell a deliberately mismatched pair.
Questions and answers
Do the earrings always go in the earlobe?
Yes. The placement instruction puts one earring in each earlobe. Ear cuffs, climbers and helix or tragus pieces are not handled separately, so they may end up in the wrong place.
Can the model wear their hair down?
The tool tucks hair behind the ears so the earrings stay visible. A look note asking for loose hair over the ears conflicts with that and can hide the piece, so keep hair notes to color and length.
Can I show the earrings on my own model?
Yes. Upload the model photo and confirm you have permission to use that person's image; no quote is given and nothing runs until you confirm. Keep the person's written consent on file, since a close-up shows their face clearly.
Can I pick a face from a model gallery?
There is no gallery of faces. A new model is generated from your gender, age range, build and look settings, or the tool uses the model photo you upload.
Why does the earring look bigger or smaller than it is?
The tool does not receive the earring's measurements, so its size on the ear is estimated from the photo. Check it against the real drop length or diameter and put the measurements in your listing.
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