What makes ethnic wear harder
- Several pieces must match: the dupatta's border, the choli's embroidery and the skirt's flare all need to come through.
- Heavy work — zari, mirror, sequins — needs a sharp close-up, or it blurs into texture.
- Drape and fall matter: a dupatta can be worn several ways, and a lehenga's flare is part of the product.
The tools compared
| Tool | Ethnic wear support | Multi-piece handling | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vastralook | 51 garment categories incl. lehengas, kurtis, suits; Drape Studio also offers lehenga, salwar suit, kurti, anarkali, sharara | Up to 4 images per garment (front, back, side, detail) | About ₹20–₹25 per 1K image; team-made 8 credits a shot |
| AI Vastra | Sarees, lehengas, salwar kameez, anarkalis, kurtas, sherwanis, bridal | Not detailed on its pages | ₹10–₹12.50 per photo, packs from ₹1,000 |
| SareeViz | Guides for lehenga (choli & dupatta), salwar suit (kameez, salwar & dupatta), kurti/kurta | Separate guidance per piece | ₹10 per 1K image + GST |
| Photta | General clothing and jewellery models | Up to 5–15 products in one go on higher plans | From ₹799 / month for 30 photos |
| FASHN | General product-to-model and try-on | Not specific to ethnic wear | From $19 / month for 200 credits |
Vastralook — whole catalogues at once
Our own tool. Catalogue Studio shoots every garment on every model in every style you pick, from 1,200+ ready-made packages; each garment takes up to four images — front, back, side and a detail shot of the dupatta or embroidery. Drape Studio's Generate For also covers lehenga, salwar suit, kurti, anarkali, sharara and co-ord sets. About ₹20–₹25 per 1K image, or Create order for 8 credits a shot made by our team.
AI Vastra — the widest ethnic range
AI Vastra lists sarees, lehengas, salwar kameez, anarkalis, kurtas, sherwanis, ethnic co-ords and bridal wear, plus western wear, kids and accessories. Packs from ₹1,000 for 80 photos.
SareeViz — a guide for every piece
SareeViz's guide has separate pages for lehenga (choli and dupatta), salwar suit (kameez, salwar and dupatta) and kurti (with an optional bottom), so each piece goes in the right slot. ₹10 per 1K image plus GST.
Photta and FASHN — general tools
Both put clothing on AI models well and offer extras (Photta: ghost mannequins and jewellery; FASHN: try-on, video, 4K), but neither is built around multi-piece Indian ethnic wear.
Can AI create lehenga photos on a model?
Yes. Tools built for Indian ethnic wear — Vastralook, AI Vastra and SareeViz among them — put lehengas on AI models. Upload the skirt, choli and dupatta clearly, and add a close-up of any heavy work.
How many photos should I upload for a salwar suit?
A front photo of the full set, plus a back view and a detail of the dupatta or neckline if they carry their own design. Vastralook takes up to four images per garment.
Which is cheapest for kurti catalogue photos?
Per published image price, AI Vastra and SareeViz start around ₹10. Vastralook is about ₹20–₹25 per generated 1K image, with credits that never expire and team-made orders.
Disclosure: Vastralook is one of the tools compared. Other tools' details come from their own pages on the date above and may have changed.
Sources
- AI Vastra — Home — AI Vastra's own page, for its garment categories; read 1 October 2026
- AI Vastra — Pricing — AI Vastra's own page; read 1 October 2026
- SareeViz — Guide (garments and saree draping preview) — SareeViz's own page; read 1 October 2026
- SareeViz — Pricing — SareeViz's own page; read 1 October 2026
- Photta — Pricing — Photta's own page; read 1 October 2026
- FASHN — Pricing — FASHN's own page; read 1 October 2026
