AI visual production for fashion.

Uwear is an AI visual production engine for fashion: it puts your clothing on AI fashion models. Start from the product photos you already have, such as flat lays, packshots, ghost mannequin or supplier photos, and Uwear turns them into on-model product photos and short videos. One saved model and one saved art direction keep a whole catalog consistent. Teams run it in Studio, through the API, or inside ChatGPT and Claude.

Yes. Create a model once for 1 credit, or save one from a photo you generated at no cost, and use it on every product you shoot. The face, body, and look stay the same across the range, so a collection reads as one photoshoot. The optional AI check compares each photo with the saved model and retries the ones that drift.

Flat lays, packshots, ghost mannequin shots, and supplier or warehouse photos all work. Add a photo of the back when you want back views. Enterprise teams can send sample garments or product photos instead, and we build the art direction with them, covering casting, lighting, framing, and the criteria each image is checked against, before anything runs at scale.

Credits cost $0.10 each, with no subscription, and they never expire. Most photos cost 3 to 12 credits ($0.30 to $1.20), depending on the image model and resolution, and the optional AI check adds 1 credit per photo. A 5-second clip with Kling 3 Pro costs 23 credits. Every run shows its credit cost for approval before it starts.

One saved art direction anchors casting, light, and framing across every run, and its variation controls explore scenes and poses without drifting. Turn on the optional AI check to compare each result with your criteria and retry what fails before it ships.

Run the same engine three ways: by hand in Studio, through one API contract wired into your systems, or inside Claude and ChatGPT over MCP. Same engine, same assets, same QA across all of them.

Yes. Virtual try-on runs on the same API that produces your catalog, so shoppers can see your products worn on their own photo inside your app or storefront. Dailyfit, a consumer app, ships exactly this on the Uwear API.

Start self-serve with pay-as-you-go credits and generate the same afternoon. Enterprise pricing is shaped around your use case, with volume pricing, invoice billing, a shared team workspace, and implementation support. Contact sales to scope it.