Show clothing flatlay

A flatlay presents a garment laid flat and neatly pressed, in a clean, minimal way. It highlights the material, the texture and the details, without body shape or depth.

Why use the Flatlay style?

• A pressed, faultless finish — Veeton smooths creases and tidies the garment as it renders it
• Texture up close — ideal for knitwear, t-shirts, sweatshirts and accessories
• A consistent, minimal catalog — the same clean treatment across every product

How to generate a Flatlay visual

1. Open the Product beautifier

In the sidebar, open Studio and click Product beautifier — or use the Product beautifier tile on your dashboard.

2. Choose the category

Veeton asks “What are we beautifying today?”. Pick Clothing. You can switch category later from the selector at the top of the page.

3. Select your product

Pick the product you want from your library, or upload a new one from this step. You can select several at once.

4. Pick the Flatlay angle shot

This is where you choose the flatlay look. The angle shots combine the style and the view, so you see four cards:

• Flatlay front and Flatlay back — the garment laid flat
• Ghost front and Ghost back — the invisible mannequin look

Select Flatlay front, Flatlay back, or both. A generation uses one style at a time: if you had picked a Ghost card, selecting a Flatlay card replaces it. To get both looks, run one generation per style.

Choosing an angle shot is required for clothing — the Generate button stays locked until you do.

5. Choose a background

Pick the background your packshot should sit on, then click Generate. From 5 images, a confirmation shows the number of images and their cost in credits before anything is launched.

Each beautified image costs 10 credits. Your result appears in the panel on the right, where you can compare it with the original before exporting it.