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How can I change the model's pose using AI while preserving my original product?

Different poses show your product from different angles, highlight different features, and create visual variety that keeps customers engaged. A single static pose limits what customers see—they can't tell how the fabric drapes when the model moves, how the fit looks from the side, or how the product looks in a more dynamic, editorial stance. For fashion especially, pose variety is essential because clothing looks different when the body is in motion versus standing still.

The problem is that general AI tools like ChatGPT or Midjourney aren't trained to understand the distinction between your product and the model. When you upload your fashion image and ask them to change the pose, they treat the entire image as one editable canvas. The model's pose changes, but so does your product—colors shift, proportions distort, fabric textures get altered. You end up with a different pose and a different product, which defeats the purpose.

Tools built specifically for product photography, like Nightjar, are fine-tuned on professional fashion photography where the product stays constant while poses vary. This means Nightjar understands that your product is the constant and the model's pose is what changes. When you upload your image and request a pose adjustment, the AI modifies only the model's position, stance, and body language while preserving your product's exact colors, fit, proportions, and material details. Because it's trained on high-quality fashion photography, Nightjar also knows which poses work best for different types of clothing—you don't have to guess what looks professional.

If you don't have a model image to start with, Nightjar can generate a fashion model wearing your product directly from a flat product photo. Upload your product image without a model, and the AI creates a realistic model wearing it. Once you have that base image, you can change the pose however you want while the product remains perfectly preserved.