01Clothing design, drafted with AI

A design room that keeps pace with your sketchbook

Write the brief — cut, fabric, mood — and get a rendered garment back. Fit it on your own photo, stage it on an AI model, rework the details, then set the finished piece in motion. Ninety-plus styles sit on the shelf.

90+ styles on the shelf
10 bench tools
Free starter credits
AI-rendered streetwear look drafted in the FashionDesign.ai design roomStreetwear
AI-rendered evening look drafted in the FashionDesign.ai design roomEvening
AI-rendered techwear look drafted in the FashionDesign.ai design roomTechwear
AI-rendered bohemian look drafted in the FashionDesign.ai design roomBohemian
01

Bring the raw material

Start from a written brief, a sketchbook page, a garment photo, or a picture of yourself.

02

Set the specs

Choose a style off the shelf, pick a scene and a quality tier, and add notes the way you would brief a sample maker.

03

Take the render further

Save the high-resolution file, rework the details, stage it on a model, or cut a short motion clip.

04The Pinboard

Pinned from the community

Recent renders from people drafting in the design room — browse for direction, or rework a piece your own way.

Bring an idea — the room is open

Starter credits are free and there is nothing to install. A denim jacket, a wedding dress, a whole drop — if you can write it down, you can draft it here.

Common questions

What is FashionDesign.ai?

A clothing design room that runs in the browser. Write a brief and get back a rendered garment in any of 90+ styles, fit outfits on a photo of yourself, turn sketchbook pages into finished pieces, stage garments on AI models, rework existing designs, and cut short fashion clips.

What does it cost to use?

Starter credits are free when you sign up. Staying on costs $15/month for the Sketch plan (1,000 monthly credits), $30 for Tailor (2,500) or $50 for Atelier (5,000) — the bigger plans work out cheaper per credit. A standard render uses 2 credits, and your allowance refills every month you remain subscribed.

Who owns the designs I make here?

You keep ownership of what you render, to the fullest extent the law allows — portfolios, client decks and production runs are all fair game. The Terms of Service spell out the details.

Read the Terms of Service →

Do I need any fashion training?

No — a written sentence is enough to draft a piece. If you do work in the industry, the style shelf, scene options, quality tiers and free-text notes give you tighter control over the result.