Take 5 simple photos of each saree. Always keep the fabric upright in the frame — top of the fabric at the top of the photo, bottom at the bottom. The phone can be held portrait or landscape depending on the piece (see each step below).

1

Half-Folded Saree

Fold the saree in half lengthwise and lay it flat. Hold phone portrait (upright), fabric top-to-bottom in the frame.

2

Body

Close-up of the repeating body motif. Hold phone landscape (sideways), but keep the fabric upright — top at top, bottom at bottom.

3

Pallu

The showpiece — capture every detail of the pallu design. Hold phone landscape, fabric upright in the frame.

4

Junction

Where the pallu meets the body. Hold phone landscape, fabric upright in the frame.

5

Border

Embroidery, zari, thread work — as close as possible. Hold phone portrait (upright), running the border length top-to-bottom.

AI Result

All 5 photos → one photorealistic model image with accurate pattern, border, and pallu reproduction.

Take up to 5 photos of each suit, all shot flat top-down on a clean surface. Kameez is required — the rest are optional but improve the result.

1

Kameez

Main kameez fabric spread flat. Shows the all-over pattern, colour, and texture.

2

Chest Design

Close-up of the neckline panel — embroidery, sequin work, or decorative stitching.

3

Dupatta

Dupatta spread out showing its full pattern, border, and tassels.

4

Bottom

Salwar, churidar, or palazzo fabric spread flat. Shows its colour and pattern.

5

Complete Set

Full flat-lay of all pieces laid out together in one frame. Used as the product overlay on the final image.

AI Result

All 5 component photos → one photorealistic model image with accurate kameez, yoke, dupatta, and bottom. The complete set flat-lay appears as a product overlay.