Best outfit planner apps (2026), compared
Eight popular closet and outfit planner apps, compared on what each one says about itself: price, platforms, outfits for the weather, try-on, and adding clothes from a photo. Every fact was checked on October 23, 2026.
Last updated: October 23, 2026
Disclosure: we make Wearbird, an outfit planner. It’s described at the end, under “Our app”, and isn’t ranked or picked here. Every fact about the other apps comes from that app’s own US App Store listing or its own website, help pages or llms.txt, checked on October 23, 2026. Prices are in US dollars on the US App Store. Something out of date? Email support@wearbird.app and we’ll fix it.
The short answer
There’s no single best outfit planner app; it depends on what you need. By their own listings:
- Free, with no in-app purchases, on every platform: Alta. It’s free on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.
- Pay once, no subscription: Stylebook, $4.99 one time with no in-app purchases, on iPhone and iPad.
- Styling with friends: Whering. Friends can style you, its standard features are free with no item limit, and AI extras use paid credits.
- Every device, including a Mac app and the web: GetWardrobe, on iPhone, iPad, Android, the web and macOS. Free up to 100 items.
- Real human stylists: Indyx. The closet is free and unlimited; personal stylists are paid, from $60.
- Colour analysis and capsule wardrobes: Cladwell. The closet is free; its stylist plan costs $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year on the web.
- Adding several pieces from one photo: Acloset saves up to four separate items from one photo. Free up to 100 items, with ads.
- An AI stylist chat on a free, unlimited closet: Fits. The chat is free with a daily limit, and Fits Pro adds more.
Side by side
| App | Price (US) | Free version | Platforms | Weather outfits | Try-on |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acloset | Free to 100 items; Basic $3.99/mo, Premium $9.99/mo, Expert $24.99/mo | 100 items, all features, with ads | iPhone, iPad, Android | Yes | AI avatar from your photo |
| Alta | Free, no in-app purchases | Everything | iPhone, iPad, Android, web | Yes | Avatar from face and body photos |
| Cladwell | Free closet; Your Stylist $9.99/mo or $79.99/yr (web) | Closet and wear tracking | iPhone, iPad, Android | Paid plan | Paid, on a photo of you |
| Fits | Free; Fits Pro from $9.99; AI credits from $1.99 | Unlimited items and outfits | iPhone, iPad, Android | Yes | 1 credit, from a selfie |
| GetWardrobe | Free to 100 items; Premium $9.99/mo or $49.99/yr | 100 items, AI outfit generator | iPhone, iPad, Android, web, Mac | Yes | 1 credit, on an avatar |
| Indyx | Free; Insider $12.99/mo or $74.99/yr; stylists from $60 | Unlimited items and outfits | iPhone, iPad, Android | Not stated | Insider only |
| Stylebook | $4.99 once | None (paid app) | iPhone, iPad | Not stated | Not stated |
| Whering | Free; AI credits from $2.99 | Standard features, no item limit | iPhone, Android (no iPad app) | Yes | 1 credit, on an avatar |
| Wearbird (ours, not ranked) | Free; 3 free AI credits | Everything | iPhone, iPad | Yes | Free lookbook, or 1 credit on your photo |
“Not stated” means the app’s own pages don’t say, not that it can’t.
The apps, one by one
Acloset
Acloset leans on AI for adding clothes and styling. Its “Smart Detector” saves up to four separate items from one selfie or mirror photo, and it can import purchases from online stores or Gmail receipts. An AI stylist chat suggests daily outfits for the weather, and Try-On dresses an AI avatar made from your photo.
- Price: free up to 100 items with all features and ads. Basic $3.99/mo or $27.99/yr, Premium $9.99/mo or $59.99/yr, Expert $24.99/mo or $147.99/yr, plus “beans” packs.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad and Android; a Chrome extension on a computer.
- Sources: App Store listing, acloset.app.
Alta
Alta is a free AI stylist app. It suggests daily outfits for the weather and your schedule, makes outfits from a request in your own words, and shows outfits on an avatar made from your face and body photos. An outfit selfie becomes separate pieces in your closet, and it plans packing lists for multi-city trips. Alta says it was named a TIME Best Invention of 2025.
- Price: free, with no in-app purchases.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.
- Sources: App Store listing, altadaily.com.
Cladwell
Cladwell is a stylist app built around colour and capsules. It offers photo colour analysis on iPhone and iPad, a Style Map, daily outfits from your own clothes for your weather, and “Try it on”, which shows an outfit on a photo of you. Its shopping list suggests a few real products for gaps, with no affiliate links. It also has an app inside ChatGPT.
- Price: the closet is free. Your Stylist costs $9.99/mo or $79.99/yr on the web; in-app prices and trials can differ.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad and Android (no colour analysis on Android).
- Sources: App Store listing, cladwell.com.
Fits
Fits is a free closet with unlimited items, background removal and a planner with day and month views. Its AI stylist chat is free with a daily message limit, it can try outfits on from a selfie for 1 AI credit, and it connects to ChatGPT, Claude and other MCP clients.
- Price: free. Fits Pro adds unlimited chat, AI credits and advanced stats (in-app prices from $9.99, with a 7-day trial); credit packs from $1.99.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad and Android.
- Sources: App Store listing, fits-app.com.
GetWardrobe
GetWardrobe is the cross-platform option: iPhone, iPad, Android, a free web app and a native Mac app, all in sync. Its AI outfit generator filters by weather, occasion and mood, and Premium adds family wardrobes and packing lists with destination weather. Try-on uses 1 AI credit.
- Price: free up to 100 items. Premium $9.99/mo or $49.99/yr, with a free trial on the yearly plan; AI credit packs from $4.99.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android, the web and macOS.
- Sources: App Store listing, getwardrobe.com.
Indyx
Indyx pairs a free digital wardrobe with paid human help. Unlimited items and outfits, a calendar, packing lists and cost-per-wear sorting are free. Personal stylists charge per service, from $60, and the Insider membership adds analytics, inspiration boards and “virtual selfies”.
- Price: free. Insider $12.99/mo or $74.99/yr, after a 14-day preview and a 7-day trial; stylist services from $60.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad and Android.
- Sources: App Store listing, myindyx.com.
Stylebook
Stylebook is the long-running paid iOS closet app, on the App Store since 2009 with “over 90 features”: magazine-style outfit collages, an outfit calendar, packing lists, Style Stats with cost per wear, and a web clipper for shopping. Your data stays on your device and in iCloud. Its last update on the App Store was in June 2025.
- Price: $4.99 once, with no subscription and no in-app purchases.
- Platforms: iPhone and iPad.
- Sources: App Store listing, stylebookapp.com.
Whering
Whering is a social wardrobe app that is free at its core. Friends can see your closet and style you, the Planner suggests outfits from your wardrobe for the weather, and it tracks cost per wear and wear rate. Optional AI extras, like Virtual Try On on an avatar of you and Gallery scanning, which digitises items from your photo gallery, use paid credits. It shows no adverts.
- Price: free for all standard features, with no item limit. AI credits: 10 for $2.99, 50 for $7.99, 100 for $12.99.
- Platforms: iPhone and Android. There’s no iPad app (the iPhone app runs on iPad), and the web shows your wardrobe and wishlist only.
- Sources: App Store listing, whering.co.
Our app: Wearbird (not ranked)
We make Wearbird, so we don’t rank it. Here is what it does, on the same terms as the others:
- What it is: an outfit planner and digital closet. It plans outfits for the week, suggests outfits for the weather from clothes you own, and answers “Ask for a look” requests from your closet.
- Adding clothes: Cut out on your phone for free, or turn one outfit photo into separate pieces with Lift with AI for 1 credit.
- Try-on: a free lookbook with your photo, or the outfit on your photo with AI for 1 credit.
- Price: free to download, with no ads. New users get 3 free AI credits.
- Platforms: iPhone and iPad, iOS 17.6 or later, with layouts made for each.
Head to head
- Wearbird vs Whering
- Wearbird vs Acloset
- Wearbird vs Alta
- Wearbird vs Stylebook
- Whering alternatives and Stylebook alternatives
How we compared
We read each app’s own US App Store listing and its own website, help centre and llms.txt on October 23, 2026, and nothing else: no reviews, rankings or other people’s lists. Where an app’s pages disagreed, for example on prices or user numbers, we used the US App Store and left out the figure. “Not stated” means we couldn’t find it in the app’s own materials. We’ll check again each month and update the date at the top.
Questions
What is the best outfit planner app in 2026?
There isn’t one best app; it depends on what you need. By their own listings, Alta is free with no in-app purchases on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web. Stylebook costs $4.99 once with no subscription. Whering is free for its standard features and lets friends style you. GetWardrobe runs on the most devices, including a Mac app. Indyx adds paid human stylists.
Which outfit planner apps are free?
Alta is free with no in-app purchases. Whering, Fits and Indyx are free with no item limit and sell optional extras. Acloset and GetWardrobe are free up to 100 items, and Cladwell’s closet is free while its stylist is paid. Stylebook is a $4.99 paid app. Wearbird, our app, is free to download, with 3 free AI credits.
Which closet apps work on both iPhone and Android?
Whering, Acloset, Indyx, Alta, Cladwell, GetWardrobe and Fits all have iPhone and Android apps. Stylebook is iPhone and iPad only.
Which apps can add several clothing items from one photo?
Acloset saves up to four separate items from one photo. Alta adds each piece of an outfit selfie to your closet separately. Wearbird’s Lift with AI turns one outfit photo into a product shot of each piece, for 1 credit. Whering’s paid Gallery scanning digitises items from your photo gallery, 1 credit per item.
Which apps suggest outfits for the weather?
Whering, Acloset, Alta, GetWardrobe and Fits say they suggest outfits for the weather, and Cladwell does on its paid plan. Wearbird does too, from Apple Weather. Stylebook and Indyx don’t say so on their own pages.
Is there an outfit app without a subscription?
Yes. Stylebook is $4.99 once with no in-app purchases. Alta is free with no in-app purchases. Whering has no subscription plan but sells AI credits and supporter packs.
More about Wearbird
Wearbird is free on iPhone and iPad.