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    Tarzi.

    For models and modeling agencies

    Test the look before the casting.

    Tarzi does not replace test shoots or a model's book. It previews: how a dress sits on a model, which frames a client might want, what a look does in motion — in minutes, from a photo of the garment and, with her agreement, a photo of the model.

    The starting design: a white off-shoulder wrap dress photographed on a city street
    Starting point
    Street portrait frame of the model in the wrap dress
    Result

    What you get

    • Previews for clients and bookers

      Show a client the garment on a model before a casting or a fitting, with the same face across six frames and a short film.

    • The same model, the same face

      Add a photo of the model as a reference and the frames keep her identity. Use it only with her consent.

    • Originals you control

      Every file is yours to download or delete. Nothing is used publicly by Tarzi.

    How it works

    1. Start from the garment

      A photo or a design image of the piece the client wants to see.

    2. Add the model photo, with consent

      A clear, front-facing photo works best. The garment image stays the authority for the clothes.

    3. Shoot six frames

      Full length, three-quarter, detail, back, movement, portrait — same model, same setting.

    4. Share or discard

      Download the originals to send, or delete them; deleted files are purged from storage within two weeks.

    Examples from the studio

    • Three-quarter frame of the photoshoot, same model and dress
      Three-quarter frame
    • Back view of the wrap dress as the model turns
      Back view, same model
    • Detail frame of the wrap dress at the waist
      Detail frame at the waist

    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

    These are previews. A likeness is close but not exact; hands, jewellery and fine features are the usual tells. Do not present generated frames as a model's real photographs.

    Consent and rights: upload a person's photo only with their agreement, and keep generated images of them under the same rules you apply to real ones.

    Each run is different; a generation that fails returns its credits. Downloads are the original files as generated.

    Questions people ask

    Can an agency build a digital portfolio with this?
    As a preview layer, yes: show bookers how a model carries a particular garment or styling. A model's book still needs real photographs, and generated images should be labelled as such — the files carry an embedded AI-content marker.
    How close is the likeness?
    Close enough to recognise, not identical; expect differences in fine features and hands. A clear, front-facing photo gives the best result.
    Who owns the images?
    Ownership of the generated file sits with the account that made it, as the Terms of Service set out. The person pictured keeps her own rights, so use the images with her agreement.
    Is the work private?
    Yes. Images are private to your account, never used as examples or for marketing, and you can delete them at any time.

    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