Lay out the necklace
Photograph the full chain, clasp and pendant without tangles. In Accessories, choose Necklace and add the photo.
Necklace try-onComing soon
Necklaces on the collarbone, where shoppers want to see them.
Upload a photo of the necklace and get a model wearing it, the chain following the neck and the pendant hanging in the middle.
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How it works
Necklace try-on uses the necklace type in the TrendRemix accessory tool. From one photo of your necklace, it generates a model wearing it so the chain rests on the collarbone, follows the curve of the neck, and lets the pendant hang centered. The instructions ask for shape, proportions, metal color, stones and engravings to stay unchanged, and the framing keeps the necklace clearly visible. Because placement always targets the collarbone, chokers and long chains may come out at the wrong length. One request takes one necklace image, so a layered look needs the pieces photographed together.
From input to finished result.
Ask for a clear neckline
Describe the model and add a look note such as a V-neck top or bare shoulders, so clothing does not cover the chain. Choose format, resolution and variations, and confirm the credit total before sending.
Check length and center
Compare where the pendant falls with your chain length, confirm it hangs at the center of the neckline, and zoom in on the links and stones.
What you can do
Rests on the collarbone
The chain lies on the collarbone and follows the neck, the position most necklace photos aim for.
Pendant centered
Pendants hang at the middle of the neckline instead of drifting to one side.
Stones, links and engravings kept
The instructions protect metal color, stones, engravings and the necklace's proportions.
Neckline through the look note
When you describe the model, the look note can ask for a neckline that leaves the chain visible.
Who it is for
- Pendant and charm necklaces
- Show the pendant at its position on the body next to a close-up packshot.
- Personalized jewelry
- Show a name or initial pendant being worn, then proofread the engraved text before using the image.
- Gift campaigns
- Place the necklace in an evening or holiday scene with a matching look note.
At a glance
| Category | Necklace |
|---|---|
| Placement | On the collarbone, pendant centered |
| Necklace image | One per request, JPG, PNG or WebP, 20 MB max |
| Chain length control | None; check the length in the result |
| Layering | One necklace image per request |
| Results | 1–4 variations at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Cost | Credits per image, confirmed before you submit |
Before you download
- Compare where the pendant falls with your stated chain length; chokers and long chains can be pulled toward collarbone length.
- Check that the neckline of the model's clothing does not cover the chain or the pendant.
- Zoom in on engraved names, initials or dates; small lettering can be redrawn with the wrong characters.
- Inspect the links and clasp for broken or merged sections.
- For a layered set, count the strands and confirm none were merged or dropped.
Questions and answers
Can it show layered necklaces?
One request takes one necklace image, and separate uploads are not stacked for you. To show a layered look, photograph the pieces together as a set and check the strand count in the result.
Will a choker or long chain sit at the right length?
The placement rule rests the necklace on the collarbone, so a choker can come out lower and an opera-length chain shorter than in reality. Check the length in each variation and state it in the listing.
How do I stop clothing from hiding the necklace?
When describing the model, add a look note such as a V-neck, a scoop neckline or bare shoulders. If you upload your own model photo, one with an open neckline gives the chain room.
Can I use my own model's photo?
Yes. Upload it and switch on the statement that you have the rights to use this person's image; a task without it cannot be priced or started. Only use photos the person agreed to have used in your advertising.
Is there a choice of preset models?
Not at the moment. Describe the model with gender, age range, build and look, or bring your own model photo.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.