AI outfit stylist FAQ

Two photos of the same person, your height, and a style request. One photo should show your face and shoulders. The other should show your full body from head to shoes.

One photorealistic 3-look try-on image and optional close product matches from real stores. The three looks are designed as safe, balanced, and trend-forward directions.

No. It is a fast style direction tool. It helps you explore what could work on your own photo before buying, booking a stylist, or building a full wardrobe plan.

They are close matches found from real stores after the final visualization. Stock, sizing, prices, and colors can change on store pages.

Yes. Pick My Fit translates references into wearable outfits. It avoids literal costume or cosplay unless you explicitly ask for that.

If the face is hidden, the full body is cropped, the photo is too dark, or the angle distorts proportions, the GPT may ask for better photos before creating a lookbook.

The public GPT can be opened in ChatGPT. ChatGPT availability, limits, and account requirements are controlled by OpenAI. Pick My Fit may also use affiliate links, which do not add extra cost to you.

The Custom GPT conversation happens inside ChatGPT and is governed by OpenAI's terms and data settings. The Pick My Fit website does not require users to upload photos directly to the website.

An affiliate link is a shopping link that may pay Pick My Fit a commission if you click or buy through it. This does not increase your price. See the Affiliate Disclosure.

The product search is US-first and focuses on real fashion retailers. Supported stores can change depending on product availability, affiliate network coverage, and retailer rules.