Amplyar vs Catwalk.AI

Amplyar is a web-based tool that generates fashion photos and videos from garment images. Users can start with a phone photo in formats such as JPG or PNG, then create virtual try-on images, ghost mannequin views, flat lays and infographics. Model choices include age, gender, body type and skin tone; users can select or describe a scene. Supported categories include dresses, shirts, hoodies, tops, bottoms, skirts, outerwear, footwear, bags and jewelry. Amplyar can also make videos intended to show fit, drape and movement. Its fashion page names Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay, Shopee, Walmart and Lazada as marketplaces used by clothing sellers. The maker says generated models are AI-created rather than real people, and that users receive commercial rights for generated images. The Free plan gives seven welcome credits, but its output is watermarked and not licensed for commercial use. Paid options include Starter at $5, paid once payment, Basic at $11 a month or $9 per month when billed annually, Pro at $39 a month or $31 when billed annually, and Scale at $99 a month or $79 when billed annually. Images use about two credits and videos about 20; monthly credits do not roll over.

Catwalk.AI combines fashion design tools, virtual try-on, and creation of fashion photos and videos. Its Studio lets users develop design ideas from prompts, reference images, or sketches. Users can upload a photo to try on their own clothing or catalog items; the site lists over 1 million items from more than 250 brands. Generated media can feature users or AI models, and results can be saved and shared. Users can make profiles and content public. Models can create AI versions of themselves for brand photo and video campaigns and earn licensing income when brands use the media. Catwalk.AI also promotes model imagery for fashion brands and Shopify stores; its Shopify workflow involves generating images, downloading them, and uploading them to product listings, with batch processing described. The app is listed for iOS and macOS, and the US iPhone listing requires iOS 18.0 or later. A free download is listed, with try-on packs at $9.99, paid once for 10 try-ons and $99.99, paid once for 100.