Find Similar Clothes from Any Photo or Screenshot

You see an outfit on a website, a social post, or in a saved screenshot — and you want something like it. Not necessarily the same item, but similar pieces you can actually buy today. Outfit Lens is a free Chrome extension that takes you from screenshot to shoppable results: upload or open your image, select the outfit area, and the AI detects individual fashion items across 37 categories. From there, browse similar pieces from 50+ online stores, filter by price and ship-to country, and compare options side by side.

How to Find Similar Clothes from a Screenshot

1. Take a screenshot of any outfit — from a website, a saved image, a fashion blog, or any photo on your device.
2. Open the screenshot in a Chrome browser tab (or navigate directly to the page in Chrome).
3. Click the Outfit Lens icon in your toolbar and drag to select the outfit area you want to explore.
4. Outfit Lens detects individual fashion items across 37 categories — tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear, shoes, bags, and accessories.
5. Browse similar pieces from 50+ online stores. Filter by price range and ship-to country, then compare options and click through to buy.
6. Want to complete the whole look? Browse coordinating pieces that pair well with each detected item — not just one product, but a full outfit you can shop.

Why Outfit Lens for Finding Similar Pieces

When you search for similar clothes using a general tool, you get whole-image results — the search engine tries to match the full photo, not the individual pieces. Outfit Lens works differently: it detects each item in your screenshot separately. That means you can shop just the jacket without committing to the bag, or explore shoes that match the bottoms, independently. And because it searches across 50+ stores — not just one retailer or one platform — you can compare prices and find the best option for your location.

Most visual search tools stop at finding one similar item. Outfit Lens detects the piece and surfaces coordinating items to complete the whole look, filtered by price and ship-to country. That is the difference between discovering one product and being able to shop an entire outfit from a single screenshot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Outfit Lens find the exact same item shown in my photo?

Outfit Lens finds similar pieces that match the style, category, and aesthetic of what it detects — it does not guarantee an identical product. Many items in saved screenshots or photos are from past seasons or brands that may no longer stock the piece. The goal is to find you something you will love in a similar style, available to buy now.

What types of screenshots can I use?

Any image visible in your Chrome browser works — including opened screenshot files, fashion websites, style blogs, and social media posts on the web. Open a screenshot file in a new Chrome tab, then use Outfit Lens to select the outfit area.

Can I find similar clothes from an outfit with multiple pieces?

Yes. Outfit Lens detects individual items separately — so from a single screenshot of a full outfit, you can explore similar options for each piece independently: the top, the bottoms, the shoes, the bag. Select the area you want and the AI identifies each item it finds.

How do I find coordinating pieces to complete the look?

Once Outfit Lens detects the items in your screenshot, you can browse coordinating pieces for each detected item — clothing and accessories that pair well with what you are shopping. This lets you build a complete outfit from a reference photo, not just find one similar piece.

How many stores does it search?

Outfit Lens searches across 50+ online stores, letting you compare prices and availability without visiting each retailer separately. You can filter by ship-to country to see options that actually deliver to you.

What fashion categories does Outfit Lens detect?

Outfit Lens detects fashion items across 37 categories including tops, dresses, bottoms, outerwear, shoes, bags, belts, scarves, hats, and accessories — from a single screenshot.