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Model Remover takes the model out of an on-model shot and leaves the product clean.

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What it does

This template starts from a photo of a model wearing or holding a product, and removes the model entirely — producing a clean, standalone product image. It’s built for turning existing on-model photography into flat lay or packshot-style images without a separate shoot.

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Inputs

  • Product image (required) — a photo of the model wearing or holding the product you want to isolate. See Product Images for prep guidelines.
Model Remover doesn’t use a reference image or model selection — it works from your on-model shot alone.
The AI refines what your photo shows — it can’t invent parts of the product that the model’s pose hides. If a sleeve or seam is covered by the model’s arm, that detail won’t appear in the result.

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How to use it

1

Open Model Remover in Studio

From Studio, select the Model Remover template.
2

Upload your on-model photo

Add the shot you want the model removed from.
3

Set resolution and variations

Choose 1K for a quick test, or 2K/4K for final output. Pick how many variations to generate — more variations and higher resolution use more credits. See Credits.
4

Generate

Results save automatically to your Library, ready to download as JPG, PNG, or WebP.

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Tips

Any part of the product hidden behind the model’s body or hair won’t be reconstructed. Choose the shot with the least overlap.
A straightforward pose — standing, product held out or worn plainly — gives a cleaner isolation than a dynamic or cropped pose.
Zoom into where the product met the model’s skin or hair in the original shot, since that’s where results benefit most from a 4K pass.
On-model photo with the model removed, leaving a clean product image

Ghost Mannequin

Have a mannequin shot instead of an on-model shot? Remove the mannequin and keep the garment’s shape.

Product Placement

Drop your isolated product into a new generated scene or setting.