Herofab's image-generating tools now run on a new engine. Product details such as eyewear frames, lens tint and ring settings carry through more faithfully, and every generated image still carries its AI marker. The studio now opens with ready-made workflows grouped by product category, and the home page shows a sample result before sign-up. A first usable image therefore takes fewer steps.
Virtual try-on adds six locations — coastal rocks, a wooden pier, a city street, a Mediterranean village lane, a café terrace and a garden — with the scene's own light or morning, golden-hour or overcast light. A campaign set adds up to three more poses of the same model in the same place, and the look can be completed with accessories that stay off the product.
Any delivered image can be downloaded in the size of 20 marketplaces and shops, one at a time or together in a ZIP, at no extra credit. A check next to each channel shows whether the image meets its main-image rules.
A free tool that checks a product photo against a marketplace's main-image rules — background, fill, cropping and size — in the browser, without uploading the file.
Every generated image is checked before it is delivered. An image that fails is generated again once; if the second one fails too, the job is not delivered and its credits are returned.
When several poses are ordered without a model photo, the first image is dressed and every further pose is made from it, so the person, the garment and the background stay the same.
Virtual try-on takes footwear, eyewear and supplied outfit pieces. The product studio places products without a model in studio or styled scenes, and colour variants recolour a garment into other shades.
20 credits at sign-up, no card required. Images made with free credits carry a watermark. Herofab also removes the watermark from those images once credits are purchased.