Reusing the saree photo
The quickest upload is the wrong one. Crop a copy to just the blouse.
Saree border or pallu showing on the blouse? Crop the blouse photo
The blouse is cut from exactly the photo you put in the Blouse Fabric slot. If that photo shows the saree too, the saree's border and motifs end up on the blouse.
What you’ll get
A blouse in its own fabric, without the saree's border or pallu on it.
What you need
- A photo of just the blouse piece
- Step 1
Wrong: the whole saree in the blouse slot
Here the full saree photo went into Blouse Fabric. Adjust Blouse Pattern cuts the blouse from that photo — so the finished blouse picks up the border and pallu motifs.
Border on the blouseThe finished blouse shows the saree's border and pallu motifs.- Border on the blouse The finished blouse shows the saree's border and pallu motifs.
- Step 2
Right: only the blouse piece
Crop the photo to just the blouse fabric before you upload — no border, no pallu, no floor. Now the finished blouse is cut from the blouse fabric alone.
Use Sleeveless, Quarter, Half or Full for the sleeve, and drag the fabric behind each piece to choose which part of the print it is cut from. Then Finalize.
Clean blouseCut from the blouse fabric only.- Clean blouse Cut from the blouse fabric only.
- Step 3
Same fabric as the saree? Skip the slot
If the blouse is the same fabric as the saree body, leave Blouse Fabric empty. Uploading the saree again as the blouse is what causes this problem.
Why it happens
A blouse photo with the pallu in it
Blouse pieces are often photographed lying on the saree. Crop the saree out.
Not opening Adjust pattern
The Finished blouse preview shows the problem before you generate. Check it.
Quick check
| You see | Do this |
|---|---|
| Saree border on the blouse | Replace the blouse photo with a tight crop of the blouse |
| Pallu motifs on the blouse | Same — crop out the saree |
| Blouse is the saree's fabric anyway | Remove the blouse photo and leave the slot empty |
Questions
Can I fix it without re-uploading?
Sometimes. In Adjust pattern, drag the fabric so the blouse piece sits on plain body fabric. A cropped photo is more reliable.
Does Finalize cost credits?
No. Only generating the shot uses credits.
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