Catalog your wardrobe, let AI truly understand it, and get outfits built on real judgment, not a randomly generated picture.
Beta
Outfitto is in beta, so it's free to use. Inside the app there's a button to tell us what you think, report anything that breaks and suggest what's missing. We read every message and use them to decide what to build next.
Take photos of your clothes, or upload a photo of a full outfit: AI detects each item separately and extracts type, color, fabric and construction details.
Each item gets a real technical profile: fit based on your measurements, vibe and fabric, not a generic label.
Your AI stylist, with conversation memory and its own personality, decides what to combine applying real styling rules: rule of thirds, statement piece, texture mixing, a palette matched to your skin tone, layers and silhouettes suited to your body type.
Generate a preview of how the outfit looks on you before deciding.
Rule of thirds, statement piece, texture mixing, color palette matched to your skin tone, layers and silhouettes suited to your body type: real styling principles. And fit is calculated from your real measurements, not a generic body type.
Before recommending anything, Fitto verifies it actually exists in your wardrobe. No hallucinations. And you don't repeat the context every time you talk to him: he picks up right where you left off.
Import screenshots of your Pinterest board and Fitto detects the styles that repeat, no explaining required. Upload a photo of your face and every outfit preview looks like you, not a generic model.
Up to 7 days of outfits in one pass, using the real forecast for each day, deliberately reusing the same pieces.
The stats page measures usage, versatility, and diversity in your wardrobe so you can see if you're improving, not just how many outfits you've generated.
In chat, upload a photo of yourself or the item you're eyeing and ask Fitto if it suits you or if it's worth buying.
No need to follow dozens of styling accounts on Instagram or TikTok anymore. Fitto knows every trick and every styling guide, and applies them to your actual clothes, not an influencer's.
The difference isn't the design, it's whether it actually knows you.
| Outfitto | Other styling apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Knows the real garments in your wardrobe and cites them | ||
| Remembers previous conversations | ||
| Masters real styling rules (thirds, statement piece, textures, skin tone, body type) | ||
| Adjusts recommendations to your real measurements | ||
| Trip capsules using each day's real forecast | ||
| Outfit preview using your own face | ||
| Tracks your style evolution with real data | ||
| Learns your style from your Pinterest screenshots | ||
| Social community to share looks | ||
| Built-in resale marketplace |
A digital wardrobe powered by AI: catalog your clothes, generate outfits for the weather and the occasion, and chat with Fitto, your personal stylist with memory and computer vision.
No. You can start with just a few items and add more whenever you want. The more you upload, the better the recommendations.
It uses your body measurements, each item's fit analysis, and real styling rules (rule of thirds, statement piece, texture mixing, a palette matched to your skin tone, layers and silhouettes suited to your body type), not generic AI guesswork.
Yes, you can start for free. Outfitto has a fair monthly usage limit so you can try it at no cost. Coming soon: a paid plan with higher limits.
Yes. Your items and photos are private, protected by authentication and an ownership check on every operation.