LaonGEN Guide

Grow one finished cut into a set that keeps its color, lighting, and film tone. Where to pick references, what the four expansion levels change, the Lock Outfit and Lock Person toggles, and how instructions shape the scene — shown on a real example set.

Pick a model, an outfit, and a backdrop color, and get front, side, and back shots in one generation. How to choose among the seven backdrop colors, and what straight pose and free pose actually change.

How to save a good shot instead of throwing it away — swap the shoes or the bag for this season's stock, remove a photobomber, and write instructions that actually land.

Take one good lookbook shot and dress it in a scene's mood, color, and tone to create editorial concept shots. How to pick scenes, set count and ratio, when to use free pose, and what holds versus what drifts.

How to design models with the exact mood, age range, and style you need in LaonGEN, save them to My Assets, and reuse them across lookbooks.

How to design backgrounds with the exact location, time of day, and mood you need in LaonGEN, save them to My Assets, and reuse them across lookbooks.

How to save and reuse the outfits, models, and backgrounds you use most as a personal library. From favorites to company-shared assets and your own custom-made models and backgrounds.

Generate garment visualizations from a single fabric image with AI. From reviewing fabric proposals before bulk ordering to fast design visualization — here's the full walkthrough from prep to generation.

Create flat-lay, ghost, detail, hanger, and styled product images from one input, then review each result for commercial use.

Make a multi-person lookbook from two or more finished lookbook images. From couple looks to brand campaigns — here's the full walkthrough from prep to generation.

Prepare an outfit image, choose a model and background, generate options, and review the result before using it in your catalog or campaign.