Pet Dress-Up

put any garment (sweater, hoodie, raincoat, costume) onto a photo of a dog or cat and get realistic try-on images without a photoshoot. Use when the user wants to dress up a pet, preview how clothing looks on their pet, or create pet apparel product shots.

Overview

Item	Value
Command	`tufty pet-dressup`
Type	Image
Required inputs	`--product` product image, at least 1; `--model` model image (pet, person or subject), at least 1
Optional inputs	None
Output	Images: 1–4 per product–model pair, up to 16 per run

Parameters

Flag	Description	Choices	Default
`--product <file\|url...>`	Product images: local path, data: URL or http(s) URL. Several products run one by one; join shots of one product with `+` (up to 4)	up to 8 products	—
`--model <file\|url...>`	Model images (pet, person or subject). Every model is paired with every product	up to 8 images	—
`--quality <id>`	Quality tier; see pricing below	`low`, `medium`, `high`	`low`
`--ratio <id>`	Aspect ratio; `auto` lets the model decide	`auto`, `1:1` (1024x1024), `3:4` (1024x1536), `9:16` (1024x1536)	`auto`
`--count <n>`	Images per product–model pair	`1`, `2`, `3`, `4`	`1`
`--notes <text>`	Extra instructions for this run, free text up to 2000 characters	—	—
`--no-cutout`	Skip the automatic cutout of input images (saves 1 credit per image)	Switch	cutout on
`--dry-run`	Validate and print the payload and credit estimate; no upload, no charge	Switch	—
`--no-wait`	Return the `runId` right after submitting	Switch	wait
`--timeout <seconds>`	Maximum seconds to wait for the run	positive number	`900`
`--save <dir>`	Download the outputs into this directory	—	—
`--format <mode>`	Stdout format: full envelope, or one URL per line	`json`, `url`	`json`

Pricing

Quality	Credits per image
`low`	6
`medium`	18
`high`	49

Total = quality price × (products × models) × --count, plus 1 credit per input image for the automatic cutout.

Prices as of September 15, 2026; they may change. tufty tools describe pet-dressup always shows the current ones, and --dry-run prints the exact estimate. See Credits.

Examples

Put one sweater on one corgi, square, medium quality

tufty pet-dressup --product ./sweater.jpg --model ./corgi.jpg --quality medium --ratio 1:1

One hoodie shot front and back, tried on two dogs, two images each, saved locally

tufty pet-dressup --product ./hoodie-front.jpg+./hoodie-back.jpg --model ./corgi.jpg ./shiba.jpg --count 2 --save ./out

Check the credit cost first

tufty pet-dressup --product ./sweater.jpg --model ./corgi.jpg --quality high --dry-run

Output example

{
  "ok": true,
  "result": {
    "tool": "pet-dressup",
    "runId": "3f6c2a1e-8b4d-4e7a-9c55-0d2b7e1f4a90",
    "status": "completed",
    "outputs": [
      {
        "type": "image",
        "url": "https://static.tufty.ai/.../result.png"
      }
    ]
  }
}

With --save <dir> each output also has path; with --no-wait, status is running and outputs is empty. See Output modes.

Tips

Use a clear, well-lit photo of the pet with its whole body visible; flat-lay or hanger shots of the garment work best.
Every product is paired with every pet: 2 products x 2 pets x --count 2 = 8 images (at most 16 per run).

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