Every colourway,from one shoot.

On Starter, add 50 images for $10: on Shopify it goes on your next Shopify invoice, in the web studio you pay by card. Extra images last 12 months. On Studio, move up to Brand. Brand is unlimited, with a fair use of 1,000 finished images a month; past that, new work still runs overnight until your month renews. There are never automatic overage charges.

Yes, in beta. From any colour you keep, Acuarela makes a 5-second clip of the model turning so the garment shows from every side. On Starter and Studio a clip uses 5 images from your allowance; Brand includes 20 videos a month. On Shopify you can add it straight to the product.

When you install, Acuarela goes through your catalog and suggests where to start: colours with no photo, colour families worth completing, photos worth redoing. Each idea says roughly how many images it uses, and one tap opens it ready to run.

That is the whole product. Acuarela changes the garment colour and holds the model, pose, lighting, drape and texture. Every colour goes through your review first: approve it, retry it, or render the final. Nothing reaches your store until you approve it.

Each draft is checked against your original photo automatically. On a plain colour change, the review screen tells you when the colour may not match the one you asked for. Drafts are free to retry, and nothing reaches your store until you approve it.

One finished colourway of one photo. Drafts are free to try; keeping one, or rendering a final, uses 1 image. The app shows what a job will use before you start it. If a render fails on our side, the image comes back. No overage bills.

Save your palette once, by name and hex, or match a colour from a reference photo of the real fabric. The same names map to your Shopify colour variants, so each approved image lands on the right swatch.

Yes, in beta. For graphic tees it recolours the blank and keeps the graphic exactly as it is. For two-tone pieces you name the second part, such as the collar, and write colours as “Navy / White”.

Yes, as long as one colour has an on-model photo. Send that photo plus your ghost or flat shots of the other colours, and Acuarela puts each colour on your model. Flat lays with no model photo at all are not something we do: we keep your model, we do not invent one.

Yes. Import photos you already have: each file is matched to its product and colour by its name (SKU, style code, or product and colour) and set on every size of that colour. Anything unclear is listed for you instead of guessed.

No. The Shopify app is the quickest start and bills through Shopify. Acuarela also runs as an app in your Wix dashboard. In the web studio (open by invitation), Acuarela is compatible with WooCommerce: connect your store and approved colours go to the right variant. Wholesale labels can also download a line sheet pack named for NuORDER, JOOR or Brandboom.

Yes. While the Acuarela Colour Variants app is not yet in the ChatGPT directory, Adwaizer sets it up with you instead of asking you to install a plugin file yourself. It uses ChatGPT on your own OpenAI plan to make the images, usually about a minute and a half per image and up to roughly 1024 by 1536 pixels. Acuarela shows approval screens before anything is used; store changes still wait for you to reply “go ahead” to the preview and rely on whatever store tools you have connected in ChatGPT.

The same size and shape as your original on-model photo. When you keep a colour, Acuarela upscales it to match the photo you started from, so every colour sits in your gallery exactly like the original.

Yes. The film at the top of this page shows a midi dress, a men’s crew-neck t-shirt and a chunky rib-knit sweater, each in five more colours from one photo, with the drape and knit texture kept. Solid-colour garments work best; graphic tees and two-tone pieces are in beta.

Every colour is real Acuarela output, not retouched. In the film, the blouse comes from our test store (its navy starting photo is itself an Acuarela render of the photographed black blouse); the dress, t-shirt and sweater starting photos were made with an image generator for the demo. In the colour matrix, the black column is the merchant’s own photography; navy, pale apricot and warm greige are Acuarela finals from the approval queue, resized for the web.

Yes. The managed service gives you the colourways without learning a tool. We produce the images, check them against your brand colours, and publish them to the right variants.