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Model Holding Your Product

Show your product in a model's hands, worn or in use

4 free credits on sign-up — your first Standard image with any tool, no card required.

  1. 01Upload the product photo and, if you like, a photo of the person who should hold it
  2. 02Choose Holding, Wearing or Using and describe the model and scene
  3. 03Make, then refine the pose or setting with words
Model Holding Your Product — after editingModel Holding Your Product — before editing
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Drag the handle: the uploaded photo on the left, what the tool made on the right.

People sell products, and Model Holding Your Product puts a person into the picture without booking anyone. Upload a photo of the item and describe who should present it and where; the tool creates an advertising image of that person holding, wearing or using it. Attach a second photo of a real person, perhaps yourself or a friend, and the tool works with their likeness instead of inventing one. The results suit a hero image on a shop page, the lifestyle slides in a marketplace listing, a social ad, a landing page or a pitch deck. Your product keeps its shape, proportions, colors, materials, finish, label text, logos and badges, fitted with true perspective and lit to match the scene.

Three fields shape the picture. Action picks the interaction: Holding presents the item toward the camera, ideal for packaged goods, drinks and gadgets; Wearing places it on the body for hats, bags, watches and glasses; Using shows it in action, a hand pouring, typing or applying. Describe the model is optional free text for age, look, hair, expression or outfit; if you attached a model photo, use it for pose and mood instead. Describe the scene, also optional, sets the location and light, for example a sunlit balcony with plants or a neutral gray setting for a catalog. Leave either blank and the tool chooses something plausible for the product.

After the make, the image sits on the canvas ready for follow-ups. Change the model's expression or outfit with a sentence, swap the surroundings, upscale for print or a large banner, or animate it into a short clip for a video ad. Send the same product photo back in with a different action to build a set: one holding, one wearing, one using. This is a two-photo tool, so a make costs 4 credits on Standard, 14 on Pro and 46 on Max. A new account comes with 4 free credits, which pays for a first Standard make of this tool, and no card is required to sign up.

  • Your product photo · Photo of the model (optional)
  • ActionHoldingWearingUsing
  • Describe the modele.g. a woman in her 30s with curly hair
  • Describe the scenee.g. a sunny kitchen
  • Change details with a sentence, or hand it to any other tool
  • Standard, Pro and Max quality on every make
  • Enlarge to 32 megapixels or turn it into a short clip
  • Every image saved to your library, downloadable full size

About this tool

Which option should I pick for a bag or a pair of sunglasses?
Choose Wearing. The tool places the item on the model's body with correct scale and contact, a bag on the shoulder or glasses on the face. Holding is better when you want the product presented toward the camera, for example a bottle or a box; Using suits things with an obvious action like a phone or a hair tool.
How many people can appear in the result?
This tool is designed around a single model per make. You can describe a second person in the scene text, but the presenter is one model and the product stays the focal point. For a group image, make the single-person version first and then bring it into Add Someone to a Photo.
Do I need to upload a photo of the model?
No. The model photo is optional. Leave it out and describe the person in words, or say nothing and let the tool pick someone who suits the product. Upload one when you want a recognizable person, such as yourself, a founder or a brand ambassador, presenting the item.
What happens if my product photo shows the item from an awkward angle?
Awkward angles produce awkward grips. The tool fits the item into the model's hands using the angle it sees, so a top-down photo of a bottle can look odd when held. Photograph the product roughly the way it would be held or worn, front label visible, and the result will read naturally. Reruns are cheap on Standard.
Can I try Model Holding Your Product before paying?
Yes. A new account starts with 4 free credits, which covers your first Standard image with Model Holding Your Product — no card required. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.