Can AI put my heels on a model for free?
Yes. Shoot one heel from the side so its height and toe shape are clear, drop the photo below, and a model wears the pair in a studio shot, framed from the knee or head to toe. Heel height, toe and straps are taken from your picture, not redrawn from a template.
Two free renders, shared across all our tools. No account.
Drop your heel photo here
or choose one from your phone or computer
JPEG, PNG or WebP. Any phone photo works.
Your photo is stored for 30 days, then deleted. It is used to make your image, and by the studio if you continue there. If you order a pattern from it, a copy is kept with your order.
Height and toe shape are the whole brief
Two heels in the same leather sell to different women because one is 6 cm and pointed and the other is 9 cm and almond. Those two numbers are what a customer zooms in on, and what an on-model render has to keep. A side photo shows both; a photo from the front hides the height entirely.
| Heel | Typical height | What the render must keep |
|---|---|---|
| Stiletto | 8-11 cm | The thin heel set under the center of the heel cup, and the arch it creates |
| Kitten | 3-5 cm | The short, slightly curved heel; it must not grow into a mid heel |
| Block | 4-9 cm | The heel’s width and squared back, seen from the side |
| Platform | 10-14 cm with a 2-4 cm front platform | The front platform height, so the pitch looks wearable |
Frame it the way a shoe page does
Head-to-toe shots put the heels at the bottom edge of the picture, small. For a shoe page, the knee-down framing does more work: the ankle, the strap, the heel and the floor fill the image. Render once, then tap Redo this render and write "crop at the knee, camera low, side view" to get that framing from the same model.
Choose the floor. A pale wood or a stone floor reads as everyday luxury; seamless white reads as catalog. Write it in the redo if the first render picks the wrong one.
Heels that are hard to render, and the fix
- Clear PVC uppers. A transparent strap has no color of its own, so the render may fill it in. Shoot it against a dark ground so its edges show, and write "clear transparent strap" in a redo if needed.
- Very thin straps and ankle chains. Fine straps can merge or vanish on the model. Photograph the shoe on a foot form, straps fastened, so their path is visible.
- Metallic and mirror leathers. They reflect the room you shot them in. Shoot in an empty corner, and expect the render to reflect its own studio instead.
- Slingbacks. The strap behind the heel must stay at the heel, not slide to the ankle. Check it on every render.
Questions
Are the renders of my heels really free?
The first 2 are, with no account, shared with every other tool on the site. Then 5 credits ($0.50) per render; a free account comes with a one-time welcome of 50 credits, then 15 credits each month.
Can I pick the outfit the model wears with my heels?
Yes, with a redo: write "wide ivory trousers" or "black slip dress" and the render changes the outfit while your shoes stay as photographed.
Will the model look like a real person?
The model is generated; no one is photographed. If you prefer no face at all, ask for the knee-down framing.
Can you make patterns for heels?
No. Heels are made on a last with a shank and a molded heel by a footwear factory; our pattern service drafts garments. The renders help you sell and brief the factory.