Doji

Doji is a virtual try-on app that creates a photorealistic AI version of you so you can see how designer clothes look before you buy them, aimed at fashion-curious shoppers who want to experiment. Instead of tapping through flat product photos, you browse looks on your own likeness, remix outfits from the community and shop the pieces. It mixes try-on, styling and a social feed, with a playful tone that encourages trying styles you would not normally pick.

What is Doji used for?

Doji is used to preview clothes on yourself, explore new styles and save or buy items you like.

• Creating a realistic AI likeness from a few uploaded photos
• Trying on personalized picks and designer pieces on that likeness
• Adding products from anywhere online and trying them on
• Remixing other people's looks or building outfits from scratch
• Keeping a digital closet of clothes you own and a wishlist of items to consider
• Using a browser extension to try on items while shopping other fashion websites

Who Doji is best for

Doji suits fashion fans, online shoppers who are tired of guessing how a piece will look, and people who enjoy sharing outfits with friends. It is a good fit for trying bolder styles at no cost. People who mainly need fit and sizing guidance, Android users, and those who prefer not to upload photos of themselves to build an AI likeness should look elsewhere.

Doji pricing

Doji is free. As of October 2026 the App Store lists the app as free with no in-app purchases shown, and the website does not advertise paid plans. Items you buy through the app are paid at the retailer's price. There is no business or brand plan published on the site, so brands interested in partnering should contact the team through the address on the website.

Limitations to keep in mind

• iPhone only, requiring iOS 18 or later
• Try-on shows how a garment looks on your likeness, not how it will actually fit
• Building a likeness requires uploading personal photos, so review the privacy policy
• The social feed and shopping focus may distract people who only want closet organization

Doji vs alternatives

Aidrobe also offers virtual try-on and suggests clothing based on your taste and country, and works well for people who want recommendations first. Klodsy is the better pick if your priority is digitizing your existing closet and getting outfit combinations from it. YouCam Makeup covers makeup, hair color and hairstyles as well as outfits, so it suits people who want to test a complete look. Doji wins for realistic designer try-on on your own likeness, a browser extension for shopping anywhere, and a social layer for sharing looks.

Tips for getting started with Doji

Upload clear, well-lit photos from a few angles when creating your likeness, since better inputs produce more realistic try-ons. Install the browser extension so you can try on items from the stores you already shop. Add a handful of clothes you own to the closet, then mix them with wishlist pieces to see whether a new item works with your wardrobe. Always check the retailer's size guide before buying, because try-on does not measure fit.

Doji FAQ

Is Doji free?

Yes. Doji is free on the App Store, and as of October 2026 no in-app purchases or subscriptions were listed.

How does Doji virtual try-on work?

Doji builds a photorealistic AI likeness from a few photos you upload, then renders clothes from its catalog or other websites on that likeness.

Is Doji available on Android?

No. Doji is an iPhone app that requires iOS 18 or later, though a browser extension supports try-on while shopping on fashion websites.

What is the best alternative to Doji?

Aidrobe is a close alternative for virtual try-on with clothing suggestions, and Klodsy suits people who want outfits built from their existing closet.