Industries · Fashion
Fashion imagery at the pace of your drops.
A drop needs on-model imagery for every piece, in more than one scene, before the pieces are even in stock. Cheeppy takes the cut-out you already have, puts the garment on a cast model in a scene built by our creators, and lets you run the whole collection through the same choices.
The problems
What a collection asks for.
The problem
On-model imagery, no shoot
What Cheeppy does
The garment is placed on a cast model, in a scene with its own light and pose. It starts from a flat-lay or a ghost-mannequin cut-out — the photo you already have.
How the images workThe problem
The same model across the range
What Cheeppy does
On compatible Recipes — the ones built around a person — cast a model once and reuse them on every piece, so the drop reads as one campaign.
Not every Recipe supports a model; each one says whether it does.
ModelsThe problem
Product-only or worn
What Cheeppy does
Both, from the same cut-out: worn Recipes for the campaign, still-life and flat Recipes for the listing.
Browse RecipesThe problem
Several scenes for one garment
What Cheeppy does
One source photo runs through as many Recipes as you like — studio, street, court, terrace. A scene you like can be re-shot from new angles.
PhotoshootThe problem
Catalog consistency
What Cheeppy does
Create each garment with the same Recipe and, where the Recipe supports it, the same cast model — one look across the drop, product by product.
Recipes, for the dropThe problem
Ecommerce and social formats
What Cheeppy does
Extend a finished image to the listing ratio, the feed, a story or a banner without cropping the garment; make a short film from the same photo.
Expand
Proof
One set, four scenes.
A pink top and bottom, two cut-outs, four real generations through four Recipes.
Studio Stretch 
Open Air Run 
Court Side 
Urban Cooldown
Angles
Then the same scene, six ways.
Photoshoot re-shoots the kept frame: closer, wider, three-quarter, profile, full body — same garment, same model, same light.
Kept frame 
Closer 
Wider 
Three quarter 
Profile 
Full body
Recipes
Scenes built for clothing.
A few of the fashion Recipes
Hoodie Editorial Studio Look 
Modern summer shirt and shorts 
Soft mirror selfie 
Golden hour street portrait
FAQ
Questions
- Does it work from a flat-lay or a ghost-mannequin photo?
- Yes — a clean cut-out on a plain background is the best source. The garment is placed on the model of the Recipe, with its colour, cut and print kept.
- Can I keep the same model across the collection?
- On compatible Recipes — the ones built around a person — you can cast a model and reuse them on every garment. Not every Recipe supports a model; each one says whether it does.
- Is the fit and drape realistic?
- The result follows your photo: what you show is what gets worn. A wrinkled or badly lit source gives a wrinkled result. Product-only Recipes exist for garments you would rather not show worn.
- How do I produce visuals for a whole drop?
- Connect your store to bring the drop in, then create each garment with the same Recipe and, where it supports one, the same cast model. The look stays the same from one product to the next.