Upload your clothes
Add photos of your garments — flat-lays, hanger shots, or a mirror selfie. No product photos and no stock images required.
Your Clothes, Not Stock Photos
An outfit maker with your own clothes is exactly what it sounds like — a tool that styles the pieces you already have instead of generating pictures of clothes you have never owned. Upload your garments to Outfity and the outfit maker builds real combinations, then shows them on you with AI virtual try-on.
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Add up to eight photos of your garments and see them laid out as a wardrobe board. Nothing is uploaded and no account is needed — the board stays in your browser until you sign in.
Photos stay in this tab — nothing is uploaded. Sign in and Outfity splits each photo into a single garment and files it in your wardrobe.
How It Works
Your closet is the only catalogue this outfit maker reads.
Add photos of your garments — flat-lays, hanger shots, or a mirror selfie. No product photos and no stock images required.
A vision model cuts every photo down to a single garment and tags it with category, colour, and warmth. There is no manual cataloguing.
The outfit maker combines only the pieces you uploaded, so every suggestion is a look you can put on today.
Generate an AI virtual try-on of any combination and check fit and colour before you commit to wearing it.
Capabilities
A different starting point produces a different kind of result.
The whole tool is built around your wardrobe. There is no catalogue, no affiliate shelf, and no suggested purchase.
Your own photos are enough. The garment does not need to exist online for the outfit maker to use it.
One photo of a full outfit becomes several tagged garments, so a wardrobe of forty pieces takes minutes, not an evening.
The model is constrained to your closet, so it cannot invent a jacket you do not own to make a look work.
Whether you call it making or designing an outfit, the starting point is the same: clothes that are already hanging in your wardrobe.
See the finished combination on yourself before you wear it — the closest thing to a fitting room that runs in a browser.
At a Glance
| Outfity — your own clothes | Generic AI outfit generator | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Photos of the clothes you own | A written prompt |
| What comes out | A wearable combination from your closet | An image of clothing, often not yours |
| Can you wear it today? | Yes — every piece is already yours | Usually not without buying something |
| Fit and colour check | AI virtual try-on on your own photo | Not possible |
| Repeat prevention | Remembers what you already wore | Starts from scratch every time |
FAQ
It is a tool that creates outfits from garments you already own rather than generating images of new clothing. You upload photos of your clothes, and the outfit maker combines them into complete looks, with a virtual try-on preview of the result.
Most AI outfit generators produce pictures of clothes, often items that do not exist or that you would still have to buy. An outfit maker with your own clothes constrains the model to your wardrobe, so the output is a real outfit rather than an idea.
Anything clear enough to identify the garment: a flat-lay, a hanger shot, a mirror selfie, or a photo of the item on its own. Outfity’s vision model splits the photo into single garments, so you do not have to crop them yourself.
No. Let the outfit maker propose a combination, start from an outfit already saved in your lookbook, or assemble one piece by piece yourself with the outfit builder.
You can upload photos and see the board on this page for free without an account. AI styling and virtual try-on run on Outfity credits, with a free allowance when you sign up.
In this demo, nothing is uploaded — the board lives in your browser tab only. Once you sign in, the garments you add are stored against your Outfity account to build your wardrobe and generate outfit images, and you can delete any garment at any time. Our privacy policy covers the detail.
You already own the clothes. Let Outfity do the styling.
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