Astria trains a private fine-tuned model on a brand's own product and people photos, then uses it to generate fashion and ecommerce imagery, headshots and virtual try-on shots. What decides whether it suits you is whether you are comfortable uploading your own product and people photographs to a platform that trains on that content by default, and whether you can accept plan prices you cannot see before signing in.

What is Astria?
Astria is a platform for training private models from a customer's own images and generating on-brand photography from them, with style presets and a documented API for developers. It runs as a web app, with terms governed by Israeli law. Generation and training also runs through a public API covering Tunes, Prompts and Packs.
What Astria is built for
Its core feature, an "AI Photoshoot," creates a fine-tuned model from around 16 images of a person or product. That trained model then drives an ecommerce workflow: uploading product photos and generating lookbook, social and campaign imagery from them, including on-model shots through virtual try-on, which places a garment onto a model photo. FaceID and Face Inpainting preserve a person's identity and facial consistency across generations, and Flux Outpainting extends an image beyond its original frame.
Hundreds of ready-to-use creative templates are available for fashion, beauty and jewelry, built around fixed layouts. No stored brand kit of colors, fonts or logos is offered. For volume, it can generate hundreds of on-brand, production-ready images in minutes.
Working with other people
A documented public API exposes Tunes, Prompts, Packs, Likes and Images for building the training and generation workflow into other software. Astria runs as a web app; support is by email and a self-serve documentation and academy resource at docs.astria.ai.
Astria pricing: what each plan gives

Astria's pricing page sits behind a sign-in, so it publishes no figure a reader can check. Generation and training are metered in purchased credits.
Rights and privacy
You may use your generations for any legal purpose, including commercial use, and as between you and Astria, you own your prompts, uploads and generations. Its terms make the user indemnify Astria against intellectual property claims over the user's own content; there is no clause requiring Astria to indemnify the user in return.
By default, your uploads and the images and video generated from them are used to train and evaluate Astria's models, including general improvements that may benefit other users; turning this off runs through an applicable data processing agreement rather than being off from the start. This matters because the product's whole workflow is uploading your own product and people photographs. Content is otherwise protected as private and used only to provide your selected services unless you choose to share or publish it, and Astria's privacy policy sets out GDPR rights for users located in the EEA, UK or Switzerland.
Who Astria suits
Astria suits a fashion or ecommerce brand that wants a fine-tuned private model built from its own product and people photos, then used for lookbook, social and on-model imagery through templates, with an API for building the workflow into other tools.
It suits less well anyone who needs to see a plan price before committing, since the pricing page is not readable without signing in, or anyone who does not want their uploaded product and people photos used to train Astria's models, since that training runs by default rather than requiring an opt-in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Astria cost?
Its pricing page sits behind a sign-in wall, so no plan price is readable without creating an account. Generation and training are metered in purchased credits.
Can Astria train a model on my own product or people photos?
Yes. Its "AI Photoshoot" feature creates a fine-tuned model from around 16 images of a person or product, which then drives ecommerce, lookbook and virtual try-on generation.
Does Astria have an API?
Yes, a documented public API covers Tunes, Prompts, Packs, Likes and Images for building the training and generation workflow into other software.
Does Astria train on the photos I upload?
By default, yes. Its terms permit Astria to train and evaluate its models using your uploads and generated outputs, and turning that off requires an applicable data processing agreement rather than an account-level toggle.












