> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flora.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flora.ai/studios/fashion-studio.md). # Fashion Studio ## Overview Fashion Studio is a purpose-built workspace for fashion teams. Instead of the full FLORA canvas, it gives you a curated set of garment tools in a simple three-panel interface: pick a tool, drop in your assets, and generate — no node wiring required. It's designed for the everyday work of a fashion team: turning concept sketches into production-grade renders, recoloring garments across a catalog, dressing models in new looks, and reviewing all the results together in one place. {% hint style="info" %} Fashion Studio is the first of FLORA's **Studios** — focused creative environments built on top of the canvas. Everything you make in a studio can be opened in the full canvas for deeper editing. {% endhint %} ## Getting Started 1. Open **Studios** from your dashboard. 2. Click the **Fashion Studio** card. This opens your most recent studio project, or creates one if it's your first visit. (Use the **⋯** menu on the card to explicitly open the last edited project or start a new one.) 3. The first time you enter, a short **Introducing Fashion Studio** walkthrough shows you around. Dismiss it anytime — the studio is live underneath. ## The Interface The studio has three panels, left to right: ### Tool rail and settings The left sidebar lists every tool in the studio. Click a tool to select it, then fill in its inputs in the settings panel — garment images, sketches, colors, text, and reference photos, depending on the tool. Some inputs accept **collections**, so you can batch one generation across many items at once (for example, one garment in every colorway). The footer shows the credit cost for the run. When your inputs are ready, hit **Generate**. {% hint style="info" %} If a tool shows a **New version available** banner, click **Update** to get the latest version of that tool. {% endhint %} ### The feed The center panel is your results feed. Every generation lands here, grouped by run (one run per click of Generate), newest first, with a timestamp and the tool that produced it. * **View controls**: Switch between a grid and a horizontal ticker layout, and adjust thumbnail size with the slider. * **Per-result actions**: Hover a thumbnail to **Download** or open it **fullscreen**. The **⋮** menu adds **Show info**, **Open in Canvas**, and **Delete**. * **Batch actions**: Select multiple results with Shift+click or Cmd/Ctrl+click, then download them all or send them to the canvas together. * **Run actions**: Download or delete an entire run from its header. ### Details panel Click the info toggle in the top-right (or **Show info** on a result) to slide open the details panel. It shows the selected result's type, resolution, file size, name, model, and generation time, with a download button. ## The Tools Fashion Studio ships with four tools: | Tool | What it does | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Sketch to Render** | Turn a flat sketch or technical drawing into a photorealistic garment render | | **Garment Extractor** | Isolate a garment from a photo as a clean standalone asset | | **Garment Color Swap** | Recolor a garment while preserving fabric, texture, and construction details | | **Garment Swap** | Swap a garment onto a model, keeping the fit and look consistent | ### Coming soon The tool rail also previews what's on the roadmap. These appear dimmed until they ship: * **Garment Refinement** — Sharpen fit, fabric, and detail on an existing garment render. * **Change Pose** — Restage the same look in a new pose. * **Multi-Angle Shoot** — Reshoot the same look from new camera angles. * **Pattern Placement** — Drop a logo, badge, or patch onto a garment, depth-warped to the fabric. * **Print Generator** — Generate original prints with tiling and repeat controls. * **Pattern Swap** — Wrap a print across a whole garment, depth-warped to its fit and drape. ## Projects Your work in Fashion Studio is organized into projects, just like the canvas. * The breadcrumb at the top of the feed shows **Fashion Studio / Project name**. Click it to search and switch between projects, rename the current one, or start a **New project**. * Each project keeps its own feed history, so you can dedicate projects to different collections, drops, or clients. * Studio projects also appear in your dashboard project list with a **Studio** badge. ## From Studio to Canvas Studios are powered by the FLORA canvas, so you're never boxed in: * **Open in Canvas** on any result seeds it into a canvas project as an image node, ready for further editing, upscaling, or animation. * **Send to Canvas** on a multi-selection brings a whole batch over at once. Anything the studio can't do, the full canvas can — see the [Canvas](/editor/canvas.md) and [Techniques](/nodes/techniques.md) docs to go deeper. ## Working with Your Team Fashion Studio projects support the same collaboration as the rest of FLORA. Invite your team into the workspace and review renders together in the feed — design, e-comm, and brand in the same room before anything ships. Collaborators with edit access can generate with any tool; deleting runs and results is reserved for the project owner. ## Common Questions **How much does a generation cost?**\ Each tool shows its credit cost next to the Generate button before you run it. Costs vary by tool and settings, and come out of your workspace's regular credit balance — studio generations aren't priced differently from canvas generations. **Can I batch across a whole catalog?**\ Yes — tools with collection inputs accept multiple items in one run, so you can generate a garment across many colorways, swatches, or models in a single click. **Where do my results live?**\ Everything stays in the project's feed until you delete it. Download results individually, per run, or by selection — or send them to the canvas to keep working. **I don't see Studios in my dashboard.**\ Studios are rolling out gradually. If you don't see the Studios tab yet, it hasn't reached your account — check back soon. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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