Short answer: Use Nightjar’s multi‑image editor. Upload a reference image and a target image, then ask the editor to “copy the pose from Image 1 to Image 2.” Refine with natural language until it looks photographed, not generated.

Do it in Nightjar (step‑by‑step)

1. Open Studio → choose Edit Images.
2. Upload two images:
   • Image 1: the pose you want to copy (reference)
   • Image 2: the model or garment you want posed (target)
3. In Special requests, type: “Make the model in image 2 match the exact pose of image 1.”
4. Add details if needed: “keep facial expression,” “adjust hand position to show ring,” “maintain elegant posture.”
5. Generate. Review at 100% zoom for limbs, torso twist, and balance.
6. Refine in plain English: “tilt head 5° right,” “relax hands,” “slightly wider stance,” “maintain natural hip alignment.”
7. Save your settings if you’ll reuse this pose across a campaign.

Fashion try‑on tips

• For lookbooks, keep style consistent: pair pose transfer with a stable style such as Editorial/Magazine or Luxury/Premium.
• If swapping models, specify demographics in Special requests (gender, age, body type, skin tone) for realism.
• To highlight details (bags, shoes, jewelry), ask for micro‑adjustments: “rotate wrist to showcase bracelet,” “step forward to reveal heel.”

Troubleshooting

• Arms look tense or distorted: “relax shoulder and elbow; natural hand posture.”
• Legs look unbalanced: “align weight evenly; slight knee bend.”
• Face angle feels off: “match head tilt from image 1; keep eyes to camera.”

Related guides

• How do I change the pose of my fashion model using AI?
• How can I transfer the style of one photo to another using AI?
• How do I transfer lighting from one photo to another using AI?
• How can I place my product into a real‑world photo using AI?

Create a pose once. Reuse it across models, seasons, and markets—consistently.