What AISKU is and how it works

The studio is built around catalog work, not one-off pictures. Every item can get the same set of views on the same model, so a whole collection looks like one shoot.

• On-model photos: front, three-quarter, back, waist-up and close-ups
• Ghost mannequin shots from a flat lay or hanger photo
• Product stills in styled scenes for beauty, jewelry, home and accessories
• Listing images with infographics in the marketplace format
• Locations and lookbooks: one model and one outfit in different scenes
• Short videos made from a finished frame

First the uploaded photos are checked: a file that cannot be read or a photo that does not show the product stops the item before any credits are charged. Then the studio reads the item from the photo: category, material, fit and details.

Each frame is generated in 2K or 4K for the chosen model, scene and angle. Before you see it, the frame goes through quality control, which compares it with your product photo. You get frames that already passed the check.

• How quality control worksevery check and what happens to a rejected frame

A classic shoot needs samples, a studio, a model, a photographer and a retoucher, and a new season takes weeks. Generic image generators are fast, but they redraw the garment: a different color, an extra pocket, a broken print. A shopper who receives a different item returns it.

AISKU keeps the product exactly as it is on your photo and checks every frame against it. You pay per frame with credits from a monthly plan.

AISKU is developed by the AISKU team: engineers and product people working on generation, quality checks and the studio. We do not publish personal names on the site. Questions about the product, partnerships and press go to support@aisku.net.