AI fashion catalog tools, compared on price and on what each one makes.
Seven tools side by side: what each makes, what it costs and what to check before you buy.
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AI fashion catalog tools do one of three jobs. Ayna, Botika, Claid and Flair make on-model photos and short clips from a product photo. Confect and Marpipe turn a product feed into catalog ads. Creatify makes video ads from a product link. QuickAds does all three on one plan, from $199 a month, or runs them for you.
- Most photo tools start under $50 a month. The feed tools start at $199 to $299 a month, with video on their higher plans.
- A plan price says little on its own. What a credit buys, how retries are charged and when credits expire decide what an image you keep really costs.
- Ayna shares one credit pool between images and video, Claid keeps web and API credits apart, and Creatify's credits expire after two months.
- Feed tools price by products and markets. Marpipe counts every variant as a SKU, while Confect leaves size variants out.
- QuickAds software covers fashion photos, product video and catalog ads. Managed work starts at $5,000 a month or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher.
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What do AI fashion catalog tools cost? Every plan price, side by side.
Prices are in US dollars, as each provider's public pricing page showed them on November 4, 2026. Where yearly billing is cheaper, both prices are given.
Eight AI fashion catalog tools compared on price: Ayna, Botika, Claid, Flair, Confect, Marpipe, Creatify and QuickAds, by what each is built for, its cheapest paid plan, its top self-serve plan, what the cheapest plan includes and what to check before you buy.
| Tool | Built for | Cheapest paid plan | Top self-serve plan | The cheapest plan includes | Check before you buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ayna | Fashion photoshoots and listing assets | Silver, $14 a month | Platinum, $255 a month | 200 credits, about 20 on-model images, or up to three 10-second videos | Images and video draw on one credit pool. Yearly billing saves 17%, and new accounts get 120 free credits. Source |
| Botika | On-model clothing photos and short fashion clips | Pro, $46 a month billed yearly, or $55 monthly | Advanced, from $100 a month billed yearly, or $120 monthly | 50 credits a month: a photo is 1 credit, a video 5 | Both plans rise with the credits you pick. Credits roll over only while you subscribe, and bulk runs cover on-model photos only. Source |
| Claid | Product image editing and automation, with an API | Essentials, $9 a month billed yearly, or $15 monthly | Pro, $35 a month billed yearly, or $49 monthly | 500 credits; a standard photoshoot is 4 credits, five seconds of video 60 | Web and API credits are separate pools at different rates, so a web plan doesn't fund API work. Source |
| Flair | Scene composition and reusable templates | Pro, $8 a month billed yearly, or $10 monthly | Scale Tier 1, $38 a month billed yearly, or $55 monthly | Two videos; the image quota isn't printed | Instant image and ad generation use four times the image quota. Pro+ lists 80 images and three videos. Source |
| Confect | Feed-driven catalog ads and animated product video | Local, $239 a month billed yearly, or $299 monthly | Global, $799 a month billed yearly, or $999 monthly | 3,000 products in one market | Video catalog ads come with Pro and Global only. Size variants don't count as products, and every plan has a 30-day trial. Source |
| Marpipe | Catalog ad creative, product-level video and feed management | Startup, $199 a month | Enterprise, from $999 a month billed yearly, or $1,499 monthly | 500 SKUs, one channel, one market and three live designs | Every variant counts as a SKU, and the Enterprise price rises with your SKU count. Product-level video is on Enterprise. Source |
| Creatify | Video ads from a product link, with AI avatars | Standard, $10 a month billed yearly, or $15 monthly | Business, $136 a month billed yearly, or $195 monthly | 55 credits a month | Credits expire after two months, and what a credit buys changes with the model, length and resolution. Source |
| QuickAds | Fashion photos, product video and catalog ads, plus a team that can run them | Software, $199 a month | Managed, from $5,000 a month or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher | Monthly credits across photos, video and catalog ads | Video and catalog ads send to Meta, TikTok and Google Merchant Center. Campaign management is on the productized plan. |
Prices exclude tax, add-ons and negotiated discounts, and a monthly figure can still be billed yearly. We read each provider's public pages and did not buy or run these tools, so check the plan in checkout before you compare. Ayna shows prices in local currency, so its dollar figures are the ones its pricing page states for visitors outside India.
What QuickAds costs, in three ways to buy.
One software plan covers fashion photos, product video and catalog ads, from $199 a month. When our team runs the catalog for you, it is $5,000 a month or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher. We quote output and turnaround, never a return figure.
You run it: fashion photos, product video and catalog ads, on monthly credits.
Our team runs the catalog for you: the photos, the videos and the ads.
Creative plus campaign management, on a six-month minimum term.
What does each tool make? Five jobs, tool by tool.
Fashion photos, video, editable templates, bulk runs and a catalog ad feed. Most tools cover two or three of the five, and which ones tells you where a tool sits in the work.
Which of five jobs each AI fashion catalog tool shows on its public pages: fashion photos, video, editable templates, bulk workflows and a catalog ad feed, for Ayna, Botika, Claid, Flair, Confect, Marpipe, Creatify and QuickAds.
| Tool | Fashion photos | Video | Editable templates | Bulk runs | Catalog ad feed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ayna | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited: bulk uploads from Gold | Not shown |
| Botika | Yes | Yes, short clips | Not shown | Limited: on-model photos only | Not shown |
| Claid | Yes | Yes | Background templates | Limited: from Pro | Not shown |
| Flair | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not shown |
| Confect | Not shown | Animated templates | Yes | Yes | Yes, Meta and TikTok video |
| Marpipe | Generative catalogs; fashion detail not shown | Animated templates | Yes | Yes | Yes, five channels |
| Creatify | Product visuals; garment try-on not shown | Yes, with avatars | Yes | Parallel runs | Not shown |
| QuickAds | Yes: on a model, on a form or as a ghost mannequin | Yes: one generated video per product | Yes: catalog ad templates in your brand | Yes: a sheet or feed per batch | Yes: Meta, TikTok and Google Merchant Center |
What is each tool good at? And what to check before you buy.
Each of the seven does part of the job well. Read the strength first, then the condition that changes what you pay or what you get.
Ayna
Takes flat-lay, mannequin and on-model photos, with model and background libraries, fashion video, listing copy and publishing to a Shopify store.
Check: a 2K photo costs 10 credits, and 4K needs Gold or Platinum. Its Shopify app also sells one-off 20-image packs.
Pick it for listing assets that start from the garment.
Botika
Turns on-model, flat-lay and ghost mannequin photos into model imagery, and makes short videos from a product photo.
Check: its FAQ says custom models aren't supported, while the pricing page offers exclusive models on enterprise plans.
Pick it when you already shoot on models and want more of them.
Claid
Fashion imagery, editing and video in a web app, and separate APIs for fashion, editing and video when you want to automate image prep.
Check: a web plan doesn't fund API work. The API has its own credits and its own rates.
Pick it when engineers will wire it into your own pipeline.
Flair
A drag-and-drop canvas with props, reusable templates, on-model imagery and ad generation, plus a bulk mode that runs one scene over many products.
Check: the Pro plan's image quota wasn't printed, and a company license comes with Pro+ and Scale.
Pick it when a designer wants control of the scene.
Confect
Editable ad designs fed by your shop feed, with prices and promotions that update on their own, and video catalog ads for Meta and TikTok.
Check: its video animates templates over the photos in your feed, so the imagery has to exist first.
Pick it when your photos are done and the ads aren't.
Marpipe
Rules-based catalog templates, feed management and product-level video, with output to Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest and Snapchat.
Check: its product-level video works without AI generation; generative catalogs are a separate offer.
Pick it for a catalog across many ad channels. QuickAds vs Marpipe
Creatify
Paste a product link and get a scripted video ad, with AI avatars, an Ad Flow editor and up to five or ten runs at once on the larger plans.
Check: its public pages don't show garment fit or fabric detail, so test with your own clothing first.
Pick it for presenter-led ads from a product link.
QuickAds
Fashion photos on a model or a form, a generated video for every product, catalog ads in your brand, and a team that can run all of it.
Check: software you run starts at $199 a month; managed work is a bigger commitment, 5 to 7 days a batch.
Pick it when you'd rather not stitch three tools together.
What does QuickAds make from one product photo? Three products, three generated videos.
We can't show the other tools' output, because we didn't run them. Here is ours: each video started as a single photo in a catalog sheet, and the cargo trouser's words came from its sheet.
Slip dress
Dip-dye skirt
Cargo · wordsHow do you compare AI photo tool prices fairly? Count the images you keep.
Credits turn a plan price into very different amounts of work. Take one month of a mid-size drop, 400 photos and 100 short videos, and run it through three credit rules.
| Tool and plan | The month's credits, before retries | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Botika | 400 photos at 1 credit and 100 videos at 5: 900 credits | Pro starts at 50 credits a month, so this needs a much larger credit tier. Check how long a clip each video credit buys. |
| Claid, web Pro | 400 standard photoshoots at 4 credits and 100 five-second videos at 60: 7,600 credits | Almost four times the 2,000 credits Pro includes, and the API can't top it up from the same pool. |
| Ayna, Gold | 400 2K photos at 10 credits and 100 ten-second 720p videos at 40: 8,000 credits | Gold includes 300 credits a month, so read this as demand rather than a quote. Video credits change with length and resolution. |
Each tool covers a link or two. We run the whole chain.
QuickAds is a performance creative company. Photos, video and catalog ads are the production link in work that starts with reading what already runs in your category and ends with the campaigns those ads go into.
Our computer-vision models read what runs in your category. You can search those ads in our ad library.
Deciding which products get photos and video first, and the look each line takes.
The photos, the videos and the catalog ads, 5 to 7 days a managed batch.
When a product needs a real person talking, the influencer agent finds and books the creator.
On the productized plan, our team runs the catalog campaigns the creative goes into.
What people ask about AI fashion catalog tools.
What are the best AI tools for fashion catalogs?
It depends on the job. For on-model photos from a garment photo, brands look at Ayna, Botika, Claid and Flair. For catalog ads built from a product feed, they look at Confect and Marpipe, and for video ads from a product link, Creatify. QuickAds covers photos, video and catalog ads on one plan, and can run them for you.
How much does Botika cost?
Botika's Pro plan is $55 a month billed monthly, or $46 a month billed yearly, for 50 credits a month. Advanced is $120 a month, or $100 billed yearly, for 100 credits a month, and both plans rise with the credits you choose. A photo uses 1 credit and a video 5, as its pricing page showed on November 4, 2026.
How much does Creatify cost?
Creatify's Standard plan is $15 a month, or $10 billed yearly, for 55 credits a month. Pro is $55 or $38, Max is $95 or $66, and Business is $195 or $136 for 1,500 credits. Credits expire after two months, and what one buys depends on the model, length and resolution, as its pricing page showed on November 4, 2026.
Which costs less, Marpipe or Confect?
Marpipe starts lower. Its Startup plan is $199 a month for 500 SKUs on one channel, in one market. Confect's Local plan is $299 a month, or $239 billed yearly, for 3,000 products in one market. Marpipe counts every variant as a SKU and Confect leaves size variants out, so price the same catalog on both before you compare.
What is a good alternative to Botika?
For on-model photos alone, Ayna, Claid and Flair cover similar ground under different credit rules. If you also need video and catalog ads from the same garment photos, QuickAds makes all three on one plan and sends the video and ads to Meta, TikTok and Google Merchant Center. Try any of them on a few of your own garments first.
Can one tool make fashion photos, video and catalog ads?
QuickAds does. One photo of a garment becomes on-model or mannequin images, a generated video of the product and a catalog ad in your brand, from a sheet or a feed. Of the other seven tools compared here, the photo tools don't show a catalog ad feed on their public pages, and the feed tools animate photos you already have.
How much does QuickAds cost?
QuickAds software is $199 a month, and you run it: fashion photos, product video and catalog ads draw on the plan's monthly credits. When our team runs the catalog for you, it is $5,000 a month or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher. The productized plan adds campaign management, on a six-month minimum term.