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    Tarzi.

    For fashion students

    A portfolio from your sketchbook.

    Render each design as a finished image, show it on a model, shoot six frames and present it as a short film — from the sketches you already have. You pay per piece, with no subscription, so a semester costs what you actually make.

    Pencil sketch of a navy satin evening gown with a draped bodice
    Starting point
    The same navy satin gown rendered as a photoreal image, worn by a model on a yacht
    Result

    What you get

    • Every sketch becomes a finished image

      Upload the drawing, describe fabric and colour, and get a photoreal image that keeps your silhouette — the kind of visual a jury or an internship application reads at a glance.

    • A full presentation from one design

      On-model view, six-frame photoshoot, five- or ten-second film with sound: the same garment carried through, which is what a collection page needs.

    • Variations without starting over

      Try the dress in three colours or two lengths by editing one area at a time. Every version is kept, so you can show the process as well as the result.

    How it works

    1. Photograph or scan the sketch

      A phone photo of the page is enough. Clean lines help; shading is optional.

    2. Describe fabric, colour and mood

      A few lines in English or Arabic. Name the material and the finish; the drawing already says the rest.

    3. Generate and refine

      The image usually arrives within a minute or two. Mark anything to fix and describe the change.

    4. Present

      On a model, as six frames, as a film. Download the originals for the portfolio and the social accounts.

    Examples from the studio

    • Full-length frame of the six-frame photoshoot: the white wrap dress on the same model
      Full-length frame of a six-frame photoshoot
    • Back view of the wrap dress as the model turns
      The back of the same dress, same model
    • Detail frame of the wrap dress at the waist
      A detail frame from the same shoot

    Every picture on this page is Tarzi output made for the showcase, not customer work. Your own results depend on your references and your description.

    What to expect

    Tarzi uses generative AI. The images show how an idea could look; they do not replace pattern-making, construction or fittings — the work your course assesses.

    Each run is different. If a result misses, tighten the description or edit only the part that needs it. A generation that fails returns its credits by itself.

    Your work is private to your account, never used as an example, and yours to download or delete at any time.

    Questions people ask

    Is there a student discount or are there free credits?
    No free credits and no student pricing: every account starts empty and buys a pack when it wants to generate. Packs start small, so a first try costs little, and there is nothing to cancel afterwards.
    Can I put the images in my portfolio or an application?
    Yes. They belong to you, including commercial use. Say they are AI-generated where your school or a competition asks; the files also carry an embedded AI-content marker.
    How long does it take?
    Images usually arrive within a minute or two; photoshoots and films take longer. Jobs keep running in the background, so you can leave the page and come back.
    Can I work from my phone?
    Yes. Tarzi runs in current versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge on desktop and mobile, and a sketch can be photographed straight from the phone.

    Try it on a design of your own

    Open the studio, start from a sentence, a sketch or a photo, and judge the result on your own work. Credits are bought once and spent per piece; nothing renews.

    Open studio