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09/12/24
CLO3D’s AI tools can be used to change the appearance of an avatar within a rendered image, including generating a face from a prompt or working from your own reference image.
In this tutorial, recorded in CLO3D 2024.2, I explore the AI Avatar Studio workflow available at the time. I show how to prepare the render, access the AI tools, generate a face using prompts and upload your own image to create a more personalised visual result.
It is particularly useful for fashion presentation and visualisation when you want the model shown in your final imagery to feel more specific to a brand, customer or creative direction.
Although the result can make the avatar look much more personalised, this workflow is primarily changing the visual appearance of the rendered image. It is not creating a new body shape or changing the underlying avatar measurements used to assess garment fit.
That distinction is important if you are using CLO3D for technical product development. A more realistic or personalised face can improve presentation, but it does not change the fit evidence provided by the underlying 3D avatar and garment simulation.
Version note: This tutorial was recorded in CLO3D 2024.2 and shows the AI Avatar Studio available at that time. CLO has since integrated its AI features into the wider AI Studio, and AI features from CLO 2025.0 and earlier were discontinued in 2025. The current AI Render workflow still includes face compositing, but the interface and process now differ from the one shown in this video.
Want to take the finished render further? I’ve also explored how a CLO3D render can be taken into Raspberry AI to create a more photoreal fashion image.
Watch: 3D Renders to Photorealism with CLO3D and Raspberry AI
Interested in where AI imagery fits alongside technical 3D? I explore the difference between creating a convincing visual and producing information that can support product-development decisions in AI vs 3D in Fashion: When a Beautiful Image Isn’t Production Ready.
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