On-model photography
Show your product on the bodies you can’t hire.
Marju takes the product photos you already have — worn, on a mannequin, shot on a phone — and puts the same garment on a different model. Same cut, same colour, same fabric. A different woman wearing it.
Not open to everyone yet. Leave your email and you’ll be among the first in.
Casting used to mean a flight.
If your brand is in Miami and you need a plus-size model, or an Asian model, or an Indian model, with the proportions your garment is cut for — you are looking at scouting, flights, a studio day and a photographer. Fifteen thousand dollars before a single shot. So most brands show one body and hope everyone else can imagine themselves into it.
Every shopper is trying to answer one question: what does this look like on someone like me.
How it works
Upload what you already have
A worn photo, a mannequin, a flat lay. A phone photo is fine — most of ours are.
Choose who wears it
Body type, pose, hair, background. Every model available on every plan, not unlocked tier by tier.
Get it back in minutes
Not in two days. Nobody is retouching it by hand in a queue behind other brands.
Built for the garments everything else refuses.
Shapewear, swim, intimates, bodysuits. If you sell these, you already know: the mainstream tools decline your product photos, because a content filter cannot tell a compression garment from something else. That is the problem Marju was built around, by someone who spent fourteen years hitting it.
If a frame comes back wrong, it isn’t charged. Not on request — automatically.
Cast a model once and she’s on your account permanently. No plan change takes her away.
Cut, colour, seams, neckline, leg line, pattern — held as photographed. The model changes. The product doesn’t.
Stored per brand, reachable only by you. Nobody else’s account can see your work.
Who’s behind it
I ran a shapewear brand for fourteen years. Every season came down to the same wall: the photography I needed cost more than the inventory, and the models I needed weren’t in my city. I built Marju because I wanted it for my own brand first — and because every tool I tried either refused my product or made me wait two days to be disappointed.
— Giselle, Miami
Be first in.
Marju is opening to a small number of brands to start, so that the people who get in get answered. Leave your email and tell me what you sell.
No spam, and no “launch updates”. One email, when it opens.