AI stylist that lets you try on looks, hairstyles, and clothes from photos before making real changes
AI-powered seasonal color analysis tool that identifies your color season from a photo
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AZ
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Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
$18 Style plan: 20 generations (up to 80 looks); $24 Wardrobe plan: 30 generations (up to 120 looks). Price per look: $0.22. Minimum deposit amount is $18.00. No monthly charges; users top up balance and spend as needed.
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Key features
30+ haircuts and hair colors with complex techniques like AirTouch and ombre
Virtual try-on for clothes from online stores like ASOS, Zara, Amazon
20+ ready-to-wear style presets for different occasions
100% face retention preserving unique facial features
AI outfit rating and style check with personalized tips
Smart wardrobe to create outfit combinations from existing pieces
Photoshoot generator with cinematic lighting in various locations
4 look options per generation to choose from
High-resolution images in 9:16 format for Instagram and social media
Automatic skin, eyes and hair color sampling
Four season color classification (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
12-season and 16-season sub-classification system
Best and worst color palettes with hex codes
Metal and makeup tone recommendations
Real-time color recoloring tool for clothing and backgrounds
Color harmony generator with color wheel
Quick undertone quiz without photo required
What makes it different
Risk-free decision making: try before you buy clothes or commit to real haircuts and colors
Honest AI feedback scores outfits on 1-10 scale with specific styling suggestions
Pay-per-look pricing with no subscriptions or hidden charges
Full commercial rights to generated images for personal or advertising use
100% refund guarantee for technical defects or unrecognizable face results
Completely free with full features, no paywall or premium tier
No account, email or sign-up required
Works on any device in any modern web browser
Grounded in established professional color theory framework