AI outfit preview from your photo and selected clothing
Turn any photo into a printable coloring page
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 5 image credits (one-time for verified accounts). Starter: $2.99 USD once for 10 image credits. 50 Try-Ons: $9.99 USD once for 50 image credits. Pro: $24.99 USD/month for 500 image credits and 5 video credits. Pro Max: $45.99 USD/month for 1000 image credits and 15 video credits.
Free: 2 pages per new account, no watermark. Book 12: $9 one-time for up to 12 pages plus cover. Book 24: $14 one-time for up to 24 pages plus cover. Family plan: $6/month for 30 pages per month. Classroom plan: $12/month for 80 pages per month.
Key features
Generate outfit previews combining a person photo with individual clothing images
Upload personal photos or use measurements mode to create a model
Use saved product photos without building a cloud wardrobe
Swap individual pieces to refine the complete look
Generate 10-second runway video clips (Pro plans)
Install as a progressive web app without app store
Download and save generated outfit previews
Edit background in generated previews
Convert photos to black-and-white coloring pages with AI
Four detail levels: Simple, Standard, Detailed, Bold & detailed
Multiple art styles: Classic, Anime, Kawaii, Mandala
Create coloring books with up to 12 or 24 pages plus custom cover
Download as print-ready 300 DPI PNG or PDF for US Letter and A4
Generate line art drawings with more detail and texture
Create outlines with instant edge detection, no AI
Support JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC images up to 10 MB
Google sign-in for account creation and 2 free pages
No watermark on any pages, free or paid
What makes it different
Private by design: uploads not published or shown in public galleries
One-time purchase options with no recurring subscription required
Style preview focused on styling decisions, not fit guarantee
Independent product with documented limits and test evidence
Uploads not used for AI model training (per Agnes confirmation)