Upload the shoe
In the Model photography workspace, choose Shoe try-on and add one shoe image. A profile view gives the tool the most information about the sole and heel.
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Put your shoe on feet, in the shot your listing needs.
Upload one photo of the shoe, choose the shot and what the model wears on the legs, and get images of the pair being worn with the soles on the ground.
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 shoe try-on creates photos of a pair of shoes being worn, starting from a single image of one shoe. You choose one of five shots (standing side view, standing front view, walking, seated with legs crossed, or a close-up of the feet) and one of five legwear options: trousers, jeans, a skirt, socks or bare legs. The wearer is either described or comes from your own photo with rights confirmed. The tool is instructed to keep the silhouette, sole, colors, materials, laces and logos, to show both shoes as the same design, and to add contact shadows where the soles meet the ground.
From input to finished result.
Set the shot, legwear and model
Pick the camera angle and legwear, describe the model or add your own photo, then choose format, resolution and number of variations. The price in credits appears before you send the task.
Inspect both shoes
The second shoe is drawn from your single photo, so check it as carefully as the first: logo side, lace pattern, sole color. Download the variations that match the real pair.
What you can do
Five shots
Standing side view at ankle height, standing front three-quarter view, mid-stride walking, seated with legs crossed, or a close-up where both feet fill most of the frame.
Five legwear choices
Trousers, jeans, a skirt, socks or bare legs, so you can show how a hem or sock line sits against the shoe.
Grounded on the floor
The instructions ask for realistic scale, soles in contact with the ground and natural contact shadows, so the shoes do not look pasted on.
A starting frame for video
Once you have an on-foot still you like, the same workspace can use it as the first frame of a short shoe video.
Who it is for
- Footwear listings
- Add on-foot images next to packshots so shoppers see the shoe's shape when worn.
- Styling by season
- Show the same boot with jeans in one image and with a skirt in another, or a sandal with bare legs.
- Vertical social content
- Make 9:16 on-foot stills for stories and short-video feeds.
At a glance
| Shoe image | 1 per request, JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB |
|---|---|
| Shots | Standing side (default), standing front, walking, seated, feet close-up |
| Legwear | Trousers (default), jeans, skirt, socks, bare legs |
| Formats | 3:4, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, 16:9 at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Results | 1–4 variations, saved to your asset library |
| Cost | Credits per image, displayed before submission |
Before you download
- Compare the second shoe with the first; details found on one side only, such as a side logo or a zip, may be mirrored or invented.
- Check that logos, stitching and sole tread match the real shoe.
- Look at heel height and toe shape in side views, where proportion errors are easiest to spot.
- Make sure trousers or a skirt do not hide the part you are selling, such as an ankle strap or a high collar.
Questions and answers
Do I need photos of both shoes?
No. The tool accepts one shoe image and shows the pair by drawing the second shoe as the same design. Asymmetric details, such as a logo on the outer side only, need a close look.
Can I use my own model's feet and legs?
Yes. Upload a photo of your model and confirm that you have the rights to use that person's image; until you do, the task cannot be priced or started. Use photos only of people who have agreed to appear in your product images.
Can I pick from preset models?
There are no preset models. Choose gender, age range and build, add an optional look note, or upload a model photo of your own.
Which shoe photo works well?
A sharp side profile on a plain background, with the sole and heel visible. A shoe that is partly hidden, very dark or shot from a steep angle leaves more for the tool to guess.
Will the shoe size look right?
The tool is asked for realistic scale, but it does not know your shoe's measurements. Compare heel height and length with the real pair, and keep size details in your listing text.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.