Swimwear is where AI product photos usually go wrong. Straps change width, leg-lines drift, prints lose their scale, and skin turns plastic. NotShot renders bikinis, one-pieces and tankinis on your model from a flat-lay, and every render is judged against your reference before it reaches you.
Fit and coverage are compared with the source flat-lay: cut, strap width, leg-line and coverage stay true to your piece instead of drifting to a generic swimsuit. Colour, pattern and print have to hold on stretch fabric, so stripes and florals keep their scale as the fabric follows the body. Skin and body realism are part of the rubric too: natural skin, believable proportions, no anatomy errors.
Swimwear and lingerie get an internal reroll. If a render fails the check, we generate it again before you see it. If it still fails, you get your credits back. More on how the judge and auto-refund work.
You can shoot on a model your brand owns, and the identity stays locked across renders (see uploading your own model). Swimwear is a full garment swap: the model's original outfit is replaced, not layered over. You can also add a full outfit of up to 8 garments in one 4K pass, for example a bikini with a cover-up and sandals.
A flat-lay or product photo of the piece, and a model photo framed at least head to thigh. Headshots and chest-only crops are rejected at upload, because the piece cannot render in full on them.
