NewArc

NewArc is an AI lookbook tool that turns hand sketches into realistic product photos and videos in seconds. NewArc converts fashion and footwear sketches into realistic images, videos and try-on shots, with material and pattern controls plus a reverse image-to-sketch mode for tech packs.

NewArc is a sketch-to-image generator built primarily for fashion and footwear design. A hand-drawn sketch, an Adobe Illustrator technical drawing, a fashion illustration or a collage is uploaded and turned into a realistic photo or render within seconds. The platform does not stop at a single still: the same design can be placed on a model, animated into a short video, retextured with real fabrics, or converted back into a clean technical sketch for a tech pack. The workflow follows how design teams actually work. In the exploration phase, a sketch or base product is uploaded and colors, materials, shapes and textures are tested to see many possible outcomes quickly. In the presentation phase, those renders and videos go to teammates, stakeholders or suppliers for design reviews and remote collaboration. In the sharing phase, on-brand imagery of finished designs is produced for web, decks and social channels, with models placed in scenes so a photoshoot can be skipped. The toolset is specific to apparel and footwear rather than general image generation. Sketch-to-Image handles the core conversion, Virtual Try-On dresses an AI-generated or real model in the design from a prompt, Image-to-Video animates an uploaded image (a spin, for instance), and Image-to-Sketch reverses a product photo into an outline suitable for production documentation. Materials and Patterns add real-world fabrics and repeating prints with masking control, while Colorize adjusts whole products or single parts through a color picker, eyedropper or HEX code. Pro and Enterprise plans also list text-to-image, Smart Edit, Extract Item and external models such as Nano Banana and GPT Image. The audience runs from freelance kidswear designers to brand teams at large sportswear labels. Larger companies get custom credits, unlimited users, SSO, SOC 2 Type II compliance, custom agreements and onboarding. Alternatives tend to be either generic image generators with no fashion vocabulary or traditional 3D rendering pipelines that demand more time and skill.