Stage is the photo studio inside CatalogCut. Upload one picture of your product and it makes new photographs of it: in a scene, in a studio, in an ad, or worn by a generated model. Here is a real job, start to finish.
All four came from that one photo, in a single shot set with one generated model and no retouching. Photo by Cristofer Maximilian on Unsplash.
Every Stage image starts with one choice: keep your product exactly as photographed, or let Stage redraw it.
Your product, untouched. A new world around it.
The whole picture, redrawn. Including a model.
Pick one before you direct. You can switch any time without using credits.
Your product in a believable place: a desk, a shelf, a café table.
Preserve or Creative
Clean catalog light on a seamless surface, ready for a product page.
Preserve or Creative
Plinths, stone and considered light for a high-end look.
Preserve or Creative
A styled composition with props, made for ads and social.
Preserve or CreativeYour garment worn by a generated model, in any setting you describe.
Creative onlyNothing is generated, and no credit is used, until you have seen the exact cost and confirmed it.
Try it on your photoAny clear photo of the product works: on a hanger, a hook, a table or a plain wall. Stage saves it to a project. Saving uses no credits and nothing is generated yet.
No credits usedPick a shot type: product scene, studio shot, premium display, ad creative or on model. Then pick Preserve to keep your product exactly as photographed, or Creative to let Stage redraw it.
Change it any timeDescribe the setting, choose the light and the frame (4:5, 1:1, 16:9 or 9:16), or tap a ready-made scene. For on-model shots you can choose the model's build, age range, skin tone and hair. Or apply a saved Look in one click.
Nothing is made while you editStage shows exactly how many credits the image will use before anything starts. One standard 1K image is one credit. You confirm, or keep editing.
You always see the cost firstMost images take under a minute, and you can leave the page while it works. Every result is compared with your original photo. If it fails that check, the credit comes back and Stage suggests a fix you can apply in one click.
Failed images are refundedCompare with your original side by side, zoom to 100%, and download the full-resolution PNG. From there, make 2 or 4 variations, a full shot set, or save the direction as a Look for your next product.
Downloads are freeChoose up to five shots, each in the format it will be used in. Pin a model from an earlier result and the same face and build carry across the set. Each shot uses one credit, and a failed shot can be retried on its own.
One five-shot set from the blue tee: 5 credits, download all as one ZIP. Shot sets and variations are on Basic and Pro.
Change only the setting and the same blazer moves from a gallery to the street to a boutique rail. Each is one credit.
Choose the model's build, age range, skin tone and hair, or leave it to Stage. If you ask for a size the garment's own label contradicts, Stage declines instead of faking it, and no credit is used.
When a direction works, save it as a Look: the setting, light, frame and model choices, without the photo. Apply it to the next product in one click, or run a collection shoot that sends up to 30 products through the same Look at once. These three products share one Look.
See more clothing examplesPreserve cuts your product out of your own photo and builds a new scene around it, so labels, logos and shapes stay exactly as photographed. Creative redraws the whole image, including the product. That is what makes on-model shots and bolder compositions possible, but details such as seams, prints and colour can change, so compare every Creative result with your original before you publish.
One completed standard 1K image uses one Stage credit. A five-shot set uses five. You see the exact number before anything is generated, and images that fail or do not pass the quality check give the credit back. Free accounts get 1 Stage credit a month; Basic includes 75 and Pro 180 each month.
Shot sets can pin a completed on-model result as a casting reference, so face, hair and build carry across every shot in the set. It guides continuity; it does not guarantee an identical person, so review each shot.
One clear, well-lit photo of the product, up to 8 MB, in JPEG, PNG or WebP. A hanger, hook or flat lay is fine for clothing. Stage cannot invent parts of a product it cannot see, so if the hem is cropped out, it will decline a full-length shot rather than guess.
Free files are kept for about 2 days and paid files for about 7 days. Your projects, settings and saved Looks stay in your account. Download the images you want to keep; downloading never uses credits.
Use Stage when you want new photographs: scenes, studio shots, ads or on-model images. Use Cutout when you want your real product on white or transparent, resized for marketplaces, in batches of up to 30.
Upload it, pick a shot, see the cost. 1 credits are on us.
Every image on this page is an unretouched Stage result from licensed Unsplash photos (Cristofer Maximilian, Toa Heftiba, Shanjir H Photo4life, Masaaki Komori, Ugluk Potroshitel) or a saved CatalogCut example. Models are generated adults. Photographers do not endorse CatalogCut.