Start from your closet
Ideas are generated from the clothes you already own, not from a feed of looks photographed on someone else.
Outfit Ideas
Most outfit ideas are photographs of clothes you do not own. Outfity's outfit generator works the other way round: you add your wardrobe once, and every idea is assembled from pieces already in it. Ask for one suggestion for today, or see a week at once — fit ideas you can wear without buying anything, rather than inspo pics you save and never use.
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Choose the setting and the weather, then generate a week of outfit ideas from a sample wardrobe. Free, no account, nothing uploaded.
DemoRuns in your browser on a sample wardrobe. Signed in, the same planner reads your own clothes, your local weather, and what you already wore this week.Use your own wardrobe →
How It Works
The ideas are only as good as the wardrobe behind them — which is why everything starts from your own closet.
Ideas are generated from the clothes you already own, not from a feed of looks photographed on someone else.
Say whether it is work, a weekend, a date, or travel — and whether it is warm, cold, or raining. That is enough context to be useful.
Ask for one suggestion for today, or look at a whole week of ideas side by side and pick the ones that appeal.
Save the ideas you like to your lookbook, log the ones you wear, and the next round of suggestions gets closer to your taste.
Capabilities
These are the rules that keep suggestions wearable rather than aspirational.
An outfit finder that does not know your closet can only show you things to buy. Every suggestion here is assembled from pieces already hanging up.
Instead of one suggestion at a time, look at seven days of ideas together so you can plan around the clothes that need washing.
Cold mornings and rain change the outerwear and shoe rules before any idea is generated, so nothing on the list is unrealistic.
Log what you wore and the suggestions avoid handing back the same combination you had on two days ago.
Keep favourite ideas in a lookbook so a good combination is not lost the moment you take it off.
Send any suggestion to AI virtual try-on and see it on your own photo before you commit to wearing it.
Inspo Pics · Fit Ideas
Saving a picture is not the goal — wearing it is. These are the ways inspo pics become outfits you can put on.
The trouble with saved inspo pics is that the pieces in them are rarely yours. Here the inspo is built from your own clothes, so fits inspo becomes something you can put on this morning rather than a screenshot for later.
Inspo outfits usually mean someone else’s clothes. Outfity reads the idea back onto your wardrobe, so the reference and the outfit it produces share the same pieces.
Fit ideas get better the moment the occasion and weather are known. Cold rain and a soft day change the outerwear before any suggestion is made, so the fit ideas you get are ones the day will allow.
An outfit ideas app that only saves pictures is a mood board. Outfity is an outfit inspiration app that can name the pieces: each saved idea points back to garments in your closet, which is what makes it usable.
Save the inspo pics worth repeating, log when you wear them, and the next round of suggestions leans toward what you clearly like. The board stops being a folder and starts being feedback.
FAQ
Outfity generates them: you add your clothes once, and the suggestions are assembled from that inventory. That is different from browsing inspiration online, where the pieces in the picture are almost never in your closet.
Tell the picker the occasion and the weather, and it returns one complete look from your own wardrobe — top, bottom, outerwear, shoes, and bag. If you want to choose from several, ask the planner for a week of ideas instead.
An outfit finder is a tool that searches a wardrobe for combinations that fit a given day, rather than showing you a wall of images to scroll. The search space is your closet plus the constraints of occasion and weather.
Yes. The demo on this page works on a sample wardrobe with no account and nothing uploaded. Signing up is only needed to generate ideas from your own clothes and to save them.
A week is the useful unit: it is long enough that repeat combinations matter and short enough that the forecast is still reliable. Daily ideas are better if you would rather decide each morning.
Not if you log what you wear. Wear history is one of the inputs, so recently-worn combinations are pushed down and pieces you keep skipping stop appearing.
Start with what you own rather than a feed. Outfity turns the pieces you already have into inspo outfits: you add your wardrobe once, and the suggestions come back as fit ideas built from those garments. Inspo pics are useful references, but these are the version you can actually put on.
Ideas you can wear today, not screenshots to save.
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