Upload the hat
In Accessories, choose Hat and add the photo. A three-quarter view tells the tool more about crown depth than a flat top-down shot.
Hat try-onComing soon
Hats on a head, at the angle people actually wear them.
Upload a photo of the hat and get a model wearing it at a natural angle, sized to the head, so shoppers see crown height and brim width in context.
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 hat try-on uses the hat type of the accessory tool. From one photo of your hat, it generates a model wearing it on the head at a natural angle, with the hat sized to fit the head. Shape, proportions, color, material, embroidery and badges are meant to stay as in your photo, with the hat kept prominent in the frame. Caps, beanies, bucket hats, fedoras and sun hats all go through the same placement rule. There is no field for hat size or tilt, so check where the brim meets the forehead and how the hair falls around it.
From input to finished result.
Set the model and hair
Choose gender, age range and build, and use the look note for hair, for example short hair or a low ponytail. Pick format, resolution and variations; the quote in credits comes before you submit.
Check the hairline
Look at where the hat meets the forehead and ears, whether hair shows naturally under the brim, and whether the crown sits on the head instead of floating above it.
What you can do
Sized to the head
The hat is asked to fit the model's head, so it neither perches on top nor swallows the face.
Natural angle
Hats are worn with a natural tilt rather than placed perfectly level as in a packshot.
Embroidery and badges kept
Logos, patches and stitching on the crown or band are among the details the tool is told to preserve.
One rule for many styles
Baseball caps, beanies, bucket hats, fedoras and wide-brim sun hats all use the same placement.
Who it is for
- Headwear brands
- Show each cap or beanie on a person beside the flat product image.
- Seasonal hats
- Pair a straw sun hat with a beach scene, or a knit beanie with a snowy street.
- Embroidered and custom caps
- See how a front logo reads once the cap is worn at an angle, before using it in an ad.
At a glance
| Category | Hat |
|---|---|
| Placement | On the head at a natural angle, sized to the head |
| Hat image | Single photo per request, JPG, PNG or WebP to 20 MB |
| Size and tilt controls | None; both are set by the tool |
| Results | 1–4 variations at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Cost | Credits per image, previewed before you submit |
Before you download
- Check the hairline: hair should come out from under the brim naturally, without a hard edge or strands showing through the crown.
- Compare brim width and crown height with the real hat, since wide brims can come out narrower.
- Read the front logo or patch; on a tilted cap, embroidered lettering can bend or change.
- Make sure the hat rests on the head with a soft shadow on the forehead rather than floating above it.
Questions and answers
Can I choose how the hat is tilted?
Not directly. The tool wears the hat at a natural angle. You can mention a style in the look note, such as a cap worn backwards, but treat that as a hint rather than a control.
Will the hat match my sizes?
The hat is fitted to the model's head, not to a size label. Head circumference and brim measurements are not part of the input, so list them in the product details.
How do I get the hair right under the hat?
Describe the hair briefly in the look note, for example short curls or a low bun, and check the hairline in each variation. Very voluminous hairstyles can make the hat look too small.
Can a model I hired wear the hat?
Yes, as long as you hold the rights to that person's image and confirm it in the form; without that, the tool gives no price and does not start. A signed model release that covers edited advertising images is the usual way to have those rights.
Is there a model gallery?
Not today. The person is generated from your description of gender, age range, build and look, or comes from a model photo you upload.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.