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• How to edit parts of an image

  If you have an image you almost love but want to make small changes to elements like makeup, hair, sunglasses, shoes, or even the product itself, our edit image tool is here to help. Use it to perfect those little details and achieve 100% satisfaction with your visuals. The draw tool can be used to: Remove unwanted elements in the background. Add accessories like simple hoop earrings, bags. You can also use the draw tool's reference image feature to upload an image of the desired elemeSome readers

• Upscaler on Fluid

  This is the last step in the image generation process after tryon, edit or erase layers. The upscaler adds more detail to the image and increases the image resolution. Image Similarity A higher image similarity will maintain the details of the original image. Lower image similarity will allow the AI to add more details to the image at the risk of changing the image too much. Default strength of 6.0 typically works best. Upscale By How much to increase the resolution by.Some readers

• TryOn Masking brush tool not working

  The "Draw area for tryon" button on the Tryon Tool on Fluid, you can manually mask the area where you want the garment to placed with the help of the brush. If you encounter issues where the brush and TryOn tool bar are inaccesible or blurred out, it could be because of the MozBar browser extension, which can interfere with interactive elements on the platform. How to Fix the Issue If you’re experiencing problems with the TryOn masking tool, disabling or uninstalling the MozBar extensionFew readers

• Supported Product Categories on Fluid

  Supported Fluid Categories Caimera is built and focused on garment and apparel categories. It works well for solids, large prints and placement prints. Fine detailed prints, ribbed textures, denim may not work the best. We recommend using click for these types of products. Read more about types of garments supported here Shoes, Bags and Accessories These products also work well in Fluid, but have similFeatured

• What kinds of texture and prints are supported on Fluid?

  Supported Product Categories for Fluid Solid garments with detail - for example this jacket worked perfectly (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/c8bf533b39f9b00/balzacoutput-11iudghr.png =300x300) Placement Prints (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/c8bf533b39f9b00/shot-on-71comq1d.jpg =300x374) Placement print with 5% fixing in post (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/c8bf533b39f9b00/shot-on-51nzrh7g.jpg =300x374) Bags work better ifPopular

• Input image guidelines for Fluid

  To ensure the best possible results for your, here are some guidelines when adding your products: Number of input images: A minimum of three images showcasing a variety of poses. This allows you to select the pose that most closely matches your own for the try-on. Lighting: Bright, even lighting is essential. Use either studio lighting or outdoor lighting with a high-contrast or white backdrop. Resolution: Images must be at least 1K resolution and upto 4K resolution.Some readers

• "Unable to Visit Brand Website" Error when adding a brand website link

  Unable to Visit Brand Website At times we are unable to visit the brand website and you will see an error while adding the brand url. This is usually due to security measures on the website that prevent our AI or automated systems from visiting the website. A workaround to this problem is to create a reference moodboard on Pinterest and add that as the brand URLSome readers

• Create Campaign Ideas Tool on Fluid

  You can add your brand's website link or link to a Pinterest board or an Instagram page when adding a product to the app. The app reads and analyzes the images on the link to understand your brand's values, models casted, their poses and lighting. The Create Campaign Ideas Tool is a moodboarding tool on Fluid that helps you visualize your product in four different settings/backgrounds tailored to your brand's values and aesthetic. You can use them as inspiration or refine them further using tFew readers

• How to Get the Same Model Across Different Images for a Product and Across Different Products

  AI-generated imagery operates on the principle of randomization, making it challenging to achieve identical faces and backgrounds across multiple images—even when using the same prompt. However, with a few strategic adjustments, you can create visually consistent models and backgrounds while maintaining flexibility in composition. Steps to Maintain Model Consistency 1. Use the Same Seed Each AI-generated image is influenced by a seed, a numerical value that determines the compositionFew readers

• What other categories work in Fluid?

  Cars work very well but require you to train a custom model, contact us (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/c8bf533b39f9b00/product-78c15hs.jpg =300x203) Blenders work with just "try on", no need to train a model, budget some retouching for sure. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/c8bf533b39f9b00/product-8urip41.jpg =300x203)Few readers

• Distorted Logos and Text on Garments on Fluid

  AI can sometimes distort text and logos on garments and typically need fixing on post production.Few readers

• Seeds

  In AI image generation, images are generated from random noise and a "seed" is a numerical value that guides the AI model to produce a specific image from a given prompt. It acts as a starting point for the random number generator, enabling users to create variations of an image by using the same seed with slight adjustments to the prompt. This maintains a consistent style or theme across different iterations.Few readers

• Product masking on Fluid

  Verify your Product is segmented (masked) correctly Before you use the TryOn, verify that your product is segmented (masked) correctly. You can check the segmentation when you hover the product image in the TryOn input image gallery and you will see an outline of the garment, this should be just the item without the person or mannequin. If this seems incorrect the product category might be incorrect or the AI has been unable to identify the product within the image. This image will neFew readers

• How to swap the product in an image and keep the model and background the same

  The "Upload Image" feature on the Fluid tool allows you to effortlessly swap products on images from your existing shoots, transforming your visuals with ease. Follow these steps to update your product images: Select Your Product: From the dropdown menu on the left side panel, choose the product you wish to feature in your image. Click on the "Upload Image" button and upload your image you intend to modify. Ensure you possess all necessary usage rights for this image and confirm your sFew readers

• How to get accurate products in Fluid with TryOn Feature

  In this article, you'll learn how to introduce a product into an image using the TryOn tool on Fluid. Step 1: Start by selecting the product you want to introduce into an image. In this case, we're using a shirt. Step 2: Click on the Try on button, located under the Shoot button. TryOn button (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/c/8/b/f/c8bf533b39f9b00/screenshot-2025-07-10-2122271hssi8v.png =800x600) Step 3: The auto masking feature will generate a prFew readers

• Styling multiple products in one image using TryOn

  To style multiple products in one Fluid image, first add all your products on Fluid using the 'Add new product' button on Fluid. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/c/8/b/f/c8bf533b39f9b00/imageseus6r.png =600x384) Step 1: After you introduce one product into an image using TryOn and want to style another product with it, ensure you're on the Try on layer youFew readers