Create clothing concepts, on-model product images and fashion videos from prompts, sketches and garment photos. Fashion Diffusion combines material and color variation with virtual try-on and catalog visuals.
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Fashion Diffusion is an AI fashion design platform for clothing brands, designers and e-commerce teams. It combines design visualization, garment photography, AI models and fashion video. Its mobile application also uses the spelling FashionDiffusion. Inputs range from text and sketches to garment photos, with outputs spanning rendered concepts, on-model images and video.
Realistic drape and garment-detail preservation are vendor claims about generated visuals, subject to the accuracy disclaimer in the terms.
Virtual try-on combines a product image with a model photo. The product reference can be a garment, another product image or an accessory shot. The generated result is described as placing the product on that person. Its stated wearable range extends beyond apparel to sunglasses, handbags, hats, shoes and jewelry.
The AI Model Generator uses a different kind of control: upload a clothing photo, then describe the desired model's gender, age, skin tone, body type and facial features. Its documented image inputs include flat lays, mannequin shots, ghost-mannequin images and existing on-model photographs, in PNG, JPG or WebP. This specifies a generated model, while try-on uses a supplied model photo.
The Flat Lay Generator turns a model-worn garment photo into a flat-lay image or a 3D apparel visual. The vendor distinguishes a top-down presentation on a flat surface from an image with depth, shadow and fabric texture. Bulk generation is also described: upload multiple garment photos and generate standardized flat-lay outputs across a catalog in one workflow.
Other named image tools include AI Ghost Mannequin Generator, Product Detail Shots, Change Background, Text to Background, Remove Background and Upscale.
The fashion video generator accepts flat lays, model shots, virtual try-on images and AI-generated renders as source images. A prompt can describe the model's movement, garment movement, camera movement or the intended mood. The workflow animates an existing asset.
Additional listed video tools cover AI ads, video background changes and model swaps in video.
The documented print-development route reuses an extracted motif in connected design tools:
The result remains a generated visualization.
Apply Fabric is positioned for showing new textiles on existing garment references to designers, buyers, suppliers and other stakeholders before physical samples are available.
The pattern extractor also targets digital archives. Garment samples or fabric swatches can be photographed and their prints extracted into reusable digital files. This is positioned as an alternative to specialist scanning or manual motif reconstruction.
Virtual try-on is presented for making on-model visuals from existing product photos ahead of buyer appointments or wholesale presentations.
For campaign production, the video generator is described as making multiple variations from a single product photo in one session. Prompts vary motion, scenes and camera direction around the same asset; generated movement is a visual treatment.
The advertised deliverables are visual assets: concepts, product presentations and campaign content.
Fashion Diffusion has a web platform and a mobile application covered by its privacy policy. The US app lookup identifies the mobile publisher as TRENDSCOPES TECHNOLOGY LIMITED and links the listing's seller website to Fashion Diffusion's domain.
File-type support is feature-specific: PNG, JPG and WebP are listed for model generation, print extraction and fabric swatches.
Public web prices were captured on November 2, 2026, checking monthly and yearly controls. Yearly prices show a monthly equivalent and a separate annual charge. The displayed currency symbol is $.
| Plan | Monthly payment | Yearly option: monthly equivalent | Annual charge | Credits per month / advertised maximum images | Credit Bank maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $15.00 | $12.50 | $150 | 100 / up to 100 | 300 credits |
| Creator | $35.00 | $29.17 | $350 | 320 / up to 320 | 960 credits |
| Pro | $65.00 | $54.17 | $650 | 760 / up to 760 | 2,280 credits |
| Studio | $199.00 | $165.83 | $1,990 | 2,800 / up to 2,800 | 8,400 credits |
All four subscription cards list all AI fashion tools, 4K image generation and upscaling, the AI model library, 1080p AI videos and developer API access. The yearly selector advertises “2 months free!”; its monthly figure is an equivalent, with the annual charge shown separately. The monthly cards say “Cancel anytime”.
Image counts are up to the stated maximums, distinct from credits per month and the bank capacity. They do not establish one-credit pricing for every model, video or tool operation; bank capacity is not another monthly grant.
| Pack | Added credits | One-time price |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 70 | $12 |
| Medium | 210 | $29 |
| Large | 700 | $75 |
| Extra Large | 2,000 | $150 |
Packs are described as a one-time purchase that never expires and is used after subscription credits run out. Each pack card also says it can be used on any tool. The stated order of use puts subscription credits first.
Free signup credits are advertised for the Flat Lay Generator, with no credit card required to start. The virtual try-on FAQ also offers registration credits, while describing paid plans as available for higher-volume generation and commercial use. The output-ownership clause is broader; these statements do not explicitly establish identical free and paid commercial conditions.
The subscription terms say iOS subscriptions are managed through Apple ID settings; the operator cannot cancel them for users. Apple subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends, with renewal charged within the preceding 24 hours. Cancellation takes effect at the billing-cycle end; the current active period cannot be cancelled. For App Store purchases, cancellation stops future renewals but does not itself refund a completed purchase or reverse the current subscription period.
The privacy policy separately identifies Stripe as the web payment processor and Apple for iOS purchases. The captured terms' detailed cancellation and refund provisions are framed around Apple purchases; they do not set out a corresponding web-refund window. “Cancel anytime” and App Store refund eligibility are separate statements.
Claid AI and The New Black AI overlap in advertised scope. The comparison uses each competitor's own product descriptions, without independent quality rankings or equivalent-credit claims.
Overlap does not establish equivalent controls, fidelity, licenses or costs.
Virtual try-on and generated fabric movement are visual previews, without a promise of size or physical-fit accuracy under the terms.
Fashion Diffusion's public tool range also includes body and likeness editing alongside clothing design. The “dress remover” is described as replacing an outfit with a matching bikini. The “xray clothes” tool is described as transparent, sheer and layered garment effects. A breast-expansion entry specifies an adult, front-facing photo with the upper body and clothing visible.
A celebrity generator accepts a photo of the user and a prompt describing a celebrity scene, with a stated aim of realistic synthetic celebrity images. A realistic synthetic likeness does not establish the depicted person's participation or authorization.
The terms prohibit sexually explicit or pornographic content and content intended primarily for sexual gratification. They separately prohibit non-consensual nude, intimate or sexualized images of real people or look-alikes, including synthetic intimate face swaps and undressing effects. Nude, sexual, exploitative or otherwise harmful content involving minors or people who appear under 18 is also prohibited, including fictional or AI-generated depictions.
The privacy policy says uploaded images are used solely to fulfill generation requests. Training, fine-tuning or model improvement using that content requires separate, explicit opt-in consent. It also says uploaded images are not shared with third-party AI providers for training or benchmarking.
Retention distinguishes processing copies from stored assets:
The policy states that data is hosted on AWS in the United States, with TLS in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest. The 24-hour rule applies to processing copies, not all stored records.
Face images used for virtual try-on and Swap Face are described as being processed only for the requested output, without facial recognition or identification. Images containing third parties' personally identifiable information must not be uploaded without their consent.
Web analytics cookies and marketing pixels are optional under the policy; they can be disabled through the consent banner or browser settings without affecting core platform functionality.
For App Store refund reviews, the policy describes consent-based disclosure of limited purchase-consumption information to Apple, such as whether service was delivered, attributable credit usage and a non-binding refund preference. It expressly excludes prompts, uploaded images and generated content from this disclosure.
The public terms say users own designs, images, videos, texts and other generated content, with full rights and licenses to use outputs subject to applicable law.
The terms require users to own or have obtained all necessary rights to uploaded content, including copyright, trademarks and other intellectual property rights.
Apple makes the final refund decision, and the operator does not guarantee an outcome. If Apple refunds, reverses or revokes a purchase, Fashion Diffusion says it may deactivate the corresponding order and remove unused credits, subscription access or other benefits granted by that purchase.
