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Collect the looks you saved
Every outfit you keep — logged, generated, imported or marked from inspiration — waits in the studio. Nothing has to be re-uploaded; the studio reads the looks already in your account.
Outfity · Lookbook Tools
Lookbook Studio
Where saved outfits become a finished lookbook: arrange your looks into pages, choose a cover and a layout, then share or export the book. Starting from outfit photos instead? The lookbook maker is the page for that.
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Build a sample lookbook in the browser.
Flip through a demo book, page by page, and shuffle it to see how the studio re-lays-out a sequence.
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How It Works
From saved looks to a
book in four steps.
The studio is mostly arranging, which is the part people enjoy. The layout bookkeeping is handled for you.
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Arrange them into pages
Drag looks into an order, decide what opens the book, and set the cover. A studio session is mostly arranging: which looks belong together, and which one earns the first page.
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Choose a layout and cover
Pick a template, set a cover look, and name the book. The studio handles spacing, alignment and the page rhythm so a set of loose outfits reads as one designed sequence.
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Preview, share, or export
Flip through the finished book before you commit. Then publish a link, send it to a friend, or export the pages — the same lookbook works as a shareable link and as a printable book.
Capabilities
A lookbook is a sequence,
not a folder.
Anyone can collect outfits. The studio is built around the harder part: deciding what order they belong in, and making the whole thing read as one book.
Built on looks you already have
The studio does not ask you to create anything new. It assembles a lookbook from the outfits already sitting in your account, which is why a finished book takes minutes rather than a design session.
Real editing, not a slideshow
Reorder pages, swap the cover, rename the book, drop a look you changed your mind about. The lookbook stays editable, so a book built last month can be reshaped for a new season.
Layouts that hold together
Templates control the grid, the spacing and the captions, so a book of thirty looks still looks intentional instead of assembled. You choose the direction; the studio keeps it consistent.
One book, several uses
The same lookbook can be a private record, a link you send to a client, or a printable photo book. Nothing is duplicated — you publish or export the book you already built.
Cover and preview in context
A cover sets the tone of the whole book, so the studio lets you see it before you commit. Preview the sequence the way a reader will see it, then adjust.
Saved to your account
Lookbooks belong to your account, not to a browser tab. Open the studio on another device and your books are there, ready to keep editing.
Lookbook Builder · Lookbook Editor
Also a lookbook builder
and editor.
If you came looking for a lookbook builder, a lookbook editor, or an outfit lookbook studio, this is the same workspace under those names.
A lookbook builder for people who hate blank pages
Starting from an empty canvas is the slow part of making a book. The studio starts from your existing looks, so the first page is already half-built the moment you open it.
A lookbook editor that keeps every version
Because the book stays editable rather than being flattened on export, you can keep one lookbook running across a season — adding, removing and reordering as your wardrobe changes.
The studio sits between wardrobe and book
Your wardrobe holds the pieces, your looks hold the outfits, and the studio turns those outfits into a sequence someone else can read. It is the last step before a lookbook exists.
FAQ
The studio,
answered.
What is the Lookbook Studio?
It is the workspace where loose outfits become a finished lookbook. You bring the looks you have already saved, arrange them into pages, choose a cover and a layout, and end up with a book you can preview, share or export.
How is the studio different from the lookbook maker?
The lookbook maker starts from an outfit photo: it cuts a look into pieces and lays out a page. The studio starts from looks you already saved and arranges them into a whole book. In practice the maker creates pages, and the studio assembles those pages into a lookbook.
Do I need an account to use the studio?
You can try the demo on this page with no account — it builds a sample lookbook in your browser. An account is needed to work with your own looks, save books permanently, and share or export them.
Can I edit a lookbook after I build it?
Yes. Books stay editable: reorder pages, change the cover, rename the book, or remove a look. Nothing is locked in until you choose to share or export it.
Where do the looks in the studio come from?
From the rest of Outfity. Outfits you log, generate, or save from inspiration all become available in the studio, so you never have to upload the same outfit twice.
Can I share a lookbook with someone else?
Yes. Publish a link to send a book to a friend or a client, or export the pages for print. The same book works as a private record, a shared link, and a printed photo book.
Turn the looks you saved into a lookbook you can share.
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