Acloset

Acloset is an AI wardrobe app that organizes your clothes into a digital closet and recommends outfits for people who own plenty but still feel they have nothing to wear. It has been around since 2021, says it is trusted by 8 million users, and was a Google Play Editor's Pick. Its strengths are the many ways it gets clothes into the app quickly, from mirror selfies to imported online orders, and its mix of styling, try-on and wear analytics.

What is Acloset used for?

Acloset is used to catalog a wardrobe, plan daily outfits, and make smarter buying decisions.

• Photographing many items in a row and adding them at once
• Uploading a mirror selfie and letting AI detect each item you are wearing
• Importing past purchases from online stores or from order emails via Gmail or forwarding
• Getting outfit picks for today or any day in the coming week based on weather and plans
• Completing a look around one item, and analyzing personal colors and body type
• Trying clothes on an AI avatar created from your photo, and packing for trips with weather data

Who Acloset is best for

Acloset suits people with large or growing wardrobes, fashion fans who want to track what they wear, and shoppers trying to avoid buying duplicates. Its wide language support makes it a good fit outside English-speaking markets. People with minimal wardrobes or no interest in logging outfits may not use it enough to justify a paid tier.

Acloset pricing

Acloset is free to download with a free version of the core closet. As of October 2026 the App Store lists paid tiers starting with Basic at $3.99 per month or $27.99 per year, Premium at $9.99 per month or $59.99 per year, and Expert at $24.99 per month or $147.99 per year. The app also sells an in-app currency called beans in packs from $1.99, used for features such as AI generation. There is no business plan for consumers. Check the app for which features each tier unlocks.

Limitations to keep in mind

• Multiple tiers plus beans make the true cost of AI features harder to judge
• Imported purchases may need manual cleanup for color and category
• Virtual try-on is an approximation and may not reflect real fit
• Most value comes after the closet is fully cataloged, which takes time

Acloset vs alternatives

Aidrobe is the better choice if you mainly want suggestions for new clothes to buy based on your taste and country. Klodsy is a close rival for digitizing a closet and seeing combinations on your own photo or a model. YouCam Makeup covers makeup, hair and outfit try-on in one app, so it suits people focused on overall looks rather than closet management. Acloset wins on the variety of import methods, multi-language support and a low entry price for paid features.

Tips for getting started with Acloset

Start by importing past online orders, which can add dozens of items in minutes. Use the mirror selfie feature for outfits you already wear often, so your favorites are captured first. Log what you wear daily for two weeks to make the style stats meaningful. Before buying a new item, add it to the wishlist and try it on your avatar with clothes you own to see whether it really fills a gap.

Acloset FAQ

Is Acloset free?

Yes. Acloset has a free version, and paid tiers start at $3.99 per month for Basic in the App Store as of October 2026.

Can Acloset import clothes from online stores?

Yes. Acloset can import past purchases from many online stores and from order emails through Gmail or email forwarding, so you do not need to photograph everything.

Does Acloset have virtual try-on?

Yes. Acloset creates an AI avatar from your photo so you can try on your own clothes, wishlist items or suggested outfits.

What is the best alternative to Acloset?

Klodsy is a close alternative for closet-based outfit planning, and Aidrobe suits people who want AI help choosing new clothes to buy.