Keep the Whole Outfit in View
The shoes matter as much as the jacket in a lookbook. Ask for a full-length frame with space above the head and below the feet.
Create Full-Body Photos
Prompt Guide
Model
Reference Image
Full-Body Photos Without a Studio
A satin dress against a plain backdrop. A runner caught mid-stride. Start with a shot you like, then change the outfit, pose or setting to make it your own.
Start With the Shot You Want
You don't need a long prompt. A few well-chosen details give the model something to work with.
Step 1
Pick a Starting Point
Choose a preset close to what you want, or start fresh. Think about where the image will go: a tall frame suits a standing figure; a wider one leaves room for the setting.
Step 2
Add the Details That Matter
Name the outfit, pose and light. For example: "An adult woman in a white blazer dress, standing by a window, full-length photo with her boots visible."
Step 3
Make a Photo, Then Adjust It
Choose a model and generate. If the pose works but the clothes don't, change the outfit in your prompt and try again. Check hands and feet before saving your pick.
Find a Look to Start From
See a photo close to what you're after? Use its prompt as a starting point. A different outfit or lighting choice can take the same idea somewhere else.
Art & LightA black-and-white photograph of an adult figure reaching both arms overhead. Side light traces the body against a textured dark studio wall. Deep shadows, fine grain and a simple, sculptural composition.
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Art & LightAn adult man walking along the shoreline with a surfboard. Palm trees behind him, small waves at his feet and the last warm light of the day. Show his full body in a relaxed walking pose.
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Fashion EditorialAn adult woman in a fitted burgundy satin dress and heels, photographed head to toe against a warm beige studio backdrop. A relaxed standing pose, soft light from one side and visible folds in the satin.
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Fitness & MovementAn adult woman in cream activewear stretching beside a sunlit window. Bare feet on a pale floor, an airy room and long morning shadows. Show the whole figure.
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Fashion EditorialAn adult woman walking through a palm-lined resort in a black one-piece swimsuit, flowing black cover-up and sandals. Warm sunlight, stone architecture and a full-length fashion photograph.
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Fashion EditorialAn adult man in a tailored charcoal suit over a black shirt, leaning against a modern wall. Full-length photograph with polished shoes in view. Daylight brings out the texture of the tailoring.
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Fitness & MovementAn adult woman in a black performance jumpsuit, cropped jacket and white trainers. A confident standing pose in a plain studio, with a strip of light along one side of her body. Show her head and shoes.
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Fashion EditorialAn adult woman in a navy open-back gown on an ornate hotel staircase. She turns to look over her shoulder. Full-length eveningwear photograph with warm lamps and soft folds in the skirt.
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Fashion EditorialAn adult woman wearing a fitted white blazer dress and knee-high white boots, holding a small handbag in a neutral showroom. Soft window light and a full-length standing pose.
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Art & LightAn adult woman with a silver bob and a dark futuristic outfit, standing on a city street at night. Violet and teal signs reflect on the wet pavement. Full-body photograph with a cinematic sci-fi feel.
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Fitness & MovementAn adult woman sprinting on an outdoor running track in blue long-sleeve sportswear and dark shorts. Catch her mid-stride in clear daylight. Show both hands and shoes, with the track markings behind her.
Try This LookIt's the Details That Make the Photo
Give the model a few specifics to work with.
Try a Different Wardrobe
Swap a satin dress for a tailored suit, or take a studio look outdoors. Describe the fabric and fit so the clothes get as much attention as the person.
Put Some Movement in the Frame
A runner pushing off the track needs a different stance from someone holding a yoga stretch. Say what the person is doing, including where their hands and feet should be.
Choose Where the Light Falls
Window light gives a softer portrait. Light from the side draws out the body's shape. Try both with the same outfit to see which suits the shot.
Describe the Person You Picture
Specify an adult age range, build, hairstyle and expression. A short, clear description is more useful than simply asking for a model.
See What Another Model Makes of It
Keep the prompt and switch image models to compare results. You may prefer one for the face and another for the way it handles the clothes.
Before You Start
Full-body fashion photos, workout scenes and artistic figure portraits are all good starting points. Describe the person, what they're wearing and what they're doing. The examples above show how much the setting and lighting can change the result.
Include "full-length, head to toe, both feet visible" in the prompt and choose a portrait format. Leave a little space around the person. If the crop is still too tight, try a simpler pose and ask for a wider shot.
Yes. Describe the adult subject's build and the clothes you want them to wear. Be specific about the cut and fabric: "a fitted burgundy satin dress" gives the model more to work with than "an elegant outfit."
If your selected model shows a reference-image option, you can add a portrait and describe the rest of the shot. The result may change the face or proportions, so check it against your reference. A generated body is an imagined result, not a reconstruction of the person in the photo.
Check the model selector for the trial available to you. It also shows which models require credits. The allowance depends on your account and the model you choose.