NewArc.ai

This is the core of the product. You upload a hand drawing, an Illustrator technical flat, a fashion illustration or a collage, and the model returns a photo style render. It keeps your proportions and construction lines, which matters for footwear where a millimetre changes the silhouette. Most renders land in seconds, and the queue is shorter on the Enterprise plan.

Virtual try-on puts the design on a person in a setting you describe in text. The model can be AI generated or a real person you work with, which helps when a brand wants its own fit model represented accurately. It replaces a fitting shoot for early feedback, not for final ecommerce imagery.

Image to video animates a still render, with a spin as the most common preset. Clips run a few seconds and suit product pages, paid social and pitch decks. It's a shortcut for motion content, and the output looks best on simple studio backgrounds.

You can upload a photo of a real fabric and apply it to your design, so a wool coat renders with the texture and drape of the actual wool you plan to produce. The pattern tool overlays repeating prints at pixel level, with controls for scale, brightness and rotation, plus a masking tool so a stripe stays on the sleeve and off the collar.

Image to sketch runs in the other direction: a product photo goes in, a clean technical drawing comes out. Designers use it to rebuild a line drawing for a tech pack or to document a sample that was made without a proper spec sheet. It saves redrawing by hand, and the output stays editable.

Colorize changes the color of the full product or selected parts, using a color picker, an eyedropper or a HEX code. That makes colorway presentation cheap: one sketch, five palettes, no re-rendering from scratch. Smart Edit handles smaller fixes on a generated image, so you don't have to reroll the whole thing when one detail is off.