What the AI can and can't do
AI photos are made, not taken. They are very close to your saree, but not a photograph of it. Here is what to expect, and when to check.
What it does well
- Put your saree on a model, in a setting you choose, from a few phone photos.
- Keep its colours, border, pallu and pattern close to your photos. Every photo is checked against your own photo for colour, and a second AI compares the border, pallu and pattern. When either looks off, the photo is made again once, with the difference pointed out.
- Keep the same model across a set of photos, and across your shop when you save a model.
What it can't promise
- Copy very fine details exactly. Tiny motifs, dense zari and fine woven patterns can come out a little different.
- Show what it hasn't seen. Without a photo of the pallu, it doesn't invent one: the pallu is kept mostly out of view. Add photos of the pallu, the border and the body for the best result.
- Keep every detail in a video. When she moves, AI motion can change small details of the weave and the drape. Use videos to catch attention; let your photos show the exact saree.
Check before you post
Put each AI photo next to your saree and look at the colour, the border and the pallu. If it isn't right, rate it 👎 with the reason and make it again with a clearer photo or another pose. Posters can show a small photo of the actual saree, so buyers see exactly what they will get.
If a photo, reel or video ad fails to be made, its credits come back to you automatically.
What we never leave to the AI
- Your shop name, prices, offers, phone number and every other word on a poster or video are added by Haat Studio, not drawn by the AI, so they are always spelled right.
- The models are invented by the AI. They are not real people.
- Your photos are used only to make what you ask for. They are not used to train AI.