nakshik

Use cases

Lifestyle shots with your own cast, on sets a photographer would rig

A lifestyle shot is a production, not a background swap. Nakshik plans it like one: the product read from your photos, a persona from your cast, a scene with its lighting setup and grade, the wardrobe styled around the product in its own dress tradition, and a figure check that re-renders short figures.

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How it works

  1. 1

    The product

    Up to four photos of the piece: full view, back, neckline, sleeve. The analyser names the product, its fabric and pattern, and which pieces in the photo are the product.

  2. 2

    The cast

    Pick a persona from the curated packs by region and age group, or your own. The same face in every shot, with runway proportions by default.

  3. 3

    The scene or an inspiration

    Twenty-five curated scenes with thumbnails, or pick an inspiration image and the shot recreates its composition, pose, set, light and typography with your product and your model.

  4. 4

    Shots

    One to four shots per run, each a different moment of the same shoot; the inspired-by check scores pose and composition and re-renders once when a render misses.

What you get

  • Consistent models across a whole collection
  • Scenes with a 60-30-10 palette derived from the product colour
  • Groups: a mother and child, two friends, each in their own product
  • Fabric texture close-ups so a micro-grid stays a micro-grid

Good to know

  • ·AI models are not real people and are presented as such; uploading photos of real people requires their consent, attested at upload.
  • ·Prominent faces copied from an inspiration are caught by the check and re-rendered with a different persona when needed.

Questions

Will the garment be faithful?
The product photos go in at full detail, with a close-up of the fabric, and the prompt names which piece is sold. Compare any result against the photo side by side; a miss is a one-line revision.
Can I shoot ethnic wear properly?
Yes. The stylist knows a koti goes over a panjabi and a kurti with churidar; the curated inspirations include ethnic editorials, and casting packs cover South Asia first.
How much does a shot cost?
One credit per image, two for the largest canvas; a re-render after a failed check is included.