Product Updates··3 min read

24 New Flat-to-Model Templates

The Presets page is now Templates. Plus 24 new Flat-to-Model templates, from clean studio e-commerce to on-location editorial looks.

By On-Model Team

A gallery wall of small bright fashion photographs on a dark studio background with a soft blue glow, representing a library of Flat-to-Model templates

You have the flat-lays. You want on-model shots that look like they came from one shoot, not twenty. That is what the new Templates page is for. Pick a look once, and Flat-to-Model applies it as a coordinated set of shots across every garment you upload, with the same styling, light and set every time.

Presets are now Templates

If you generated a set of shots before, you were already doing this: you picked a category and ran it. The redesign keeps that exact flow and makes it visual. What used to be a category is now a template, a ready-made photography look (pose, framing, lighting, background and mood) built from a handful of presets, where every preset becomes one shot in your result.

The old page listed presets by name, with no easy way to see what each one would produce. That flat view is still there under Presets, but the redesign leads with the visual instead. Every template is a card you open to preview the exact shots you will get before running anything. You see the look first, then send the whole set to Flat-to-Model in one step. Same mechanic as before, far less guesswork, and what comes back matches what you expected.

Quick vocabulary: a category is now a template, and templates are made of presets (one preset becomes one shot). Prefer the flat list? Every preset is still there under Presets.

24 new templates

We added 24 new Flat-to-Model templates across four kinds of looks: controlled studio lighting, on-location editorial, product-specific framing, and clean e-commerce catalog. Every one is model- and garment-agnostic, so you bring your own flat-lays and identities and the template handles the styling.

Studio looks

Controlled backdrops and creative lighting, from clean and bright to moody and cinematic.

Studio
Studio Noir
Studio Neon
Studio Colour Pop
Studio Film
Studio Crimson
Studio Bronze
Studio Beige

On location

Editorial sets with real-world atmosphere: coastal, courtyard, golden-hour and more.

On location
Canal Film
Coastal Film
Courtyard Film
Estate Film
Sunlit Film
Lighthouse
Chroma
Mirage
Outdoor Active

By product type

Framing tuned to a category, so the right detail leads every shot.

Product
Eyewear
Eyewear Studio
Headwear
Footwear Studio
Swimwear

Clean catalog

Straight, neutral e-commerce looks for consistent PDP imagery.

Catalog
Catalog Upper Body
Catalog Lower Body
Catalog Full Studio

Why templates

Templates make on-model imagery repeatable. Instead of restyling every garment by hand, you standardise a look once and reuse it across an entire catalog, so a whole collection comes back consistent and ready for your PDPs, campaigns and marketplaces.

Templates are model- and garment-agnostic. The same look works whether you run one product or a thousand, so you can standardise a season's imagery in a single pass.

Try a template

Open On-Model, choose Flat-to-Model, and open Templates. Pick a look, run it on your product flat-lays, and every garment comes back as the same coordinated set.

New to the tool? Start with the Flat-to-Model guide.

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