Compared
Flatlay Studio and Ayna
Ayna is the most established AI photoshoot product in this market. Here is where each of us is stronger, as honestly as we can put it.
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How does Flatlay Studio differ from Ayna?
Ayna is the most established AI photoshoot product in this market, with scale, named clients and a video product we do not build. Where we are ahead is casting and try-on: six segments and thirty-nine models covering curve and plus, kidswear, teens, forty plus and menswear, and virtual try-on on your own storefront rather than as a separate purchase.
Where they are ahead
Ayna has scale, named clients and a video product we do not build. If you need product video, they make it and we do not.
Where we are ahead
Casting. Six segments and thirty-nine models covering curve and plus, kidswear, teens, forty plus and menswear, with bodies that actually differ rather than one build and a choice of face. And virtual try-on on your own storefront, which is a separate product elsewhere.
On price
Both of us publish plan prices. Compare them on your own volume rather than on anybody's per unit figure, including ours.
Built for
Who this is for
Brands evaluating both
The honest split is video and scale on one side, casting breadth and try-on on the other.
Extended size labels
Where the difference is largest, because one build with a choice of face does not cover your range.
Kidswear and menswear
Segments that tend to be an afterthought in tools built around womenswear.
D2C storefronts
If try-on on your own product page matters, it is included here rather than bought separately.
Why this rather than a shoot
Six segments, cast properly
Curve and plus, kidswear, teens, forty plus, menswear and womenswear, with bodies that actually differ.
Try-on is part of it
One line in your theme, on your own product page, rather than a second product.
The listing, not just the images
Copy, a size chart, a costed price and five marketplace ratios from the same run.
Written down, honestly
If you need product video, they make it and we do not. That is not a close call.
Side by side
Where each of us is stronger
| Feature | Flatlay Studio | Ayna |
|---|---|---|
| Product video | Not built | Yes |
| Scale and named clients | New | Established |
| Casting segments | Six, 39 models | Fewer bodies, more faces |
| Curve, kids, teens, 40+ | Cast as segments | Not the focus |
| Virtual try-on | Included, on your storefront | Sold separately |
| Listing copy and size chart | With every set | Varies by plan |
How it runs
- 01
Send one photograph
A phone shot on your studio floor, a flat lay, or a link. No lighting, no model, no booking.
- 02
Choose the shoot
Twelve locations, thirty-nine models across six segments, three resolutions. Or describe a room of your own.
- 03
It generates
Four or five frames chained to each other, so the model, the room and the light hold across the set.
- 04
Take the listing
Frames, copy, size chart, costed price and marketplace crops, ready to upload.
Questions
- Which should I choose?
- If you need product video, theirs. If your range spans sizes, ages and menswear, or you want try-on on your own storefront, ours.
- Do you do video?
- No. It is not on the roadmap being sold here.
- How do the prices compare?
- Both publish plan prices. Compare them against your own monthly volume rather than against anybody's per unit figure, ours included.
- Can I try it before deciding?
- Yes. Generate a set on your own garment and judge it against what you would have shot.
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