Find a Top from a Photo

You spotted a top in a photo — a cami in a vacation shot, a halter in a concert clip, a printed blouse on a feed — and you do not know what to call it, let alone where it is from. "Top" is the word people reach for when a piece is not quite a shirt and not quite a sweater. Outfit Lens works from the picture instead of the word: open the photo in Chrome, select the top, and the extension reads its neckline, sleeve length, and pattern across 37 detection categories. You get similar tops and coordinating pieces from 50+ stores, filtered by price and ship-to country.

How It Works

1. Find the photo with the top — a social post, a concert or vacation shot, a fashion feed, or a saved screenshot.
2. Open the image in a Chrome browser tab (or go to the page directly in Chrome).
3. Click the Outfit Lens icon and drag-select just the top in the photo.
4. Outfit Lens detects the top as a distinct item — neckline, sleeve length, and pattern — across its 37 detection categories.
5. Browse similar tops and coordinating pieces from 50+ online stores. Filter by price range and ship-to country, then click through to buy.

Why Outfit Lens for This

A top is the hardest piece to name: the same garment might be called a cami, a tank, a blouse, or a tee depending on who is describing it. That is exactly why searching by words fails and searching by image wins — Outfit Lens reads the neckline and sleeve straight from the photo, so you skip the naming problem entirely and go straight to similar tops you can buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

I do not know what kind of top it is — can I still find it?

Yes — that is the point. Outfit Lens reads the top straight from the photo (neckline, sleeve, pattern) so you do not need to know whether it is a cami, a blouse, or a tee. Select it and browse similar tops from 50+ stores.

What kinds of tops can it detect?

Outfit Lens detects a wide range of tops — tanks, camis, blouses, tees, halters, crop tops, and more — as part of its 37 fashion detection categories.

Will it find the identical top?

Outfit Lens finds similar tops that share the neckline, sleeve, and pattern of what it detects — it does not guarantee the identical product, which is often a past-season or unbranded piece. You usually find comparable tops you would not have surfaced by typing keywords.

Can it tell a top apart from a layered jacket or sweater in the same photo?

Yes. Outfit Lens detects each item separately, so a top worn under an open jacket is read as its own piece — select the top and it returns similar tops, not the outer layer.

Does it work on a screenshot from a video or a feed?

Yes. Pause the video or save the post, open the screenshot in a Chrome tab, and select the top — Outfit Lens reads the still image, so the source does not matter.