Elements
Elements is a library of curated images you can use as references. Choose an Element, then describe the result you want.
Open Elements
Select Elements in the app navigation. Browse the full library, or choose a category to narrow the results.
Choose the right type of Element
| Category | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Models | Choosing the person and overall composition for an on-model image |
| Portraits | Guiding a person's identity and facial appearance |
| Poses | Showing the body position or gesture you want |
| Backgrounds | Setting the location, surface, or surrounding scene |
| Photography Styles | Guiding lighting, camera treatment, and overall visual style |
| Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes | Using a sample product or guiding a Packshot style, such as flat-lay or ghost mannequin |
Start from the Elements library
- Browse All Elements or choose a category.
- Select an Element. FASHN opens a new Agent conversation with the Element attached.
- Describe the result you want, and add other images when needed.
For example, select a Model Element, attach your own product image, and ask:
Create a clean catalog image of this model wearing the attached linen dress against a warm white studio background.
Choose an Element in Agent
Open Add images in the Agent message box and select Browse Elements. Choose a category, then select an image to add it to your request.
You can combine Elements with uploads, Gallery images, and earlier results. Use image references to point Agent to an exact input or result.
Use Elements in Studio
Studio parameters such as Face Reference, Background Reference, and Image Prompt include an Elements option. Each opens on the most relevant category, but you can switch categories.
For example, open Elements from the model image field in Try-On to choose a model:
Access
Some Elements are available on the Free plan. A crown marks items that require a paid plan. Paid App plans unlock the full Elements library.
What's Next?
- Use Elements while creating or editing images with Agent.
- Learn how to reference an exact image in a conversation.
- Browse and organize your own work in Gallery.