Catwalk.AI vs Looklet

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.

Looklet is a web-based platform for fashion brands and retailers to make digital on-model product imagery with digitized real or AI-generated models. Users can capture garments in a Looklet studio or upload product images, then process, style, and export them. Styling options include templates, pre-pairing, and adjustments to models, backgrounds, movement, and crops. Virtual Studio offers more than 30 AI-created models and supports front and back images for womenswear and menswear. It handles apparel but excludes eyewear, scarves, footwear, jewelry, bags, and multicolored transparent garments. Looklet recommends ghost or mannequin inputs and product images at least 1,250 pixels wide for best results. Enterprise offers integrations and open APIs, and says a studio can capture up to 120 products daily with 1–2 operators; onboarding takes 8–10 weeks. The free plan includes 10 images and 500 credits. Paid one-time plans are Starter at $1,500, Basic at $4,800, and Plus at $9,000. There is no free trial.