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An iPhone on iOS 17 or later. There is no Android or web version yet.

Open the Closet tab and add photos. Mirror pics, group photos, a screenshot of a fit you like. Every piece gets cut out and sorted, and you choose what goes in.

Tap the piece and fix the category or colour. If the cutout itself is off, delete it and add the photo again. Sending the photo to us helps too. Cutouts get better with every one we look at.

Fits need a few pieces to work with. Add tops, bottoms and shoes and the next one shows up. If your closet is full and Today is still empty, force-quit the app and open it again, then email us if it stays that way.

Up once, so the clothes in them can be found and cut out. After that you choose. In Settings, under Your photos, pick Kept on this phone and our copy of each photo is deleted once its pieces are out. The default keeps them on our servers so your closet follows you to a new phone. The privacy policy has both paths in full.

No. Turn on Keep my face private under Try-on in Settings and try-ons still work, on a look without your face. The selfie you add is used for try-on and nothing else.

Yes. Email us from the address on your account and ask. Deleting your account removes your closet, your photos and your sign-in from our active systems.

Your first 20 pieces, the closet, the daily fit and the stylist. Try-ons use credits because rendering costs real money.

More pieces and try-ons every period. Plans come weekly, monthly or yearly, and there are one-time credit packs if you would rather not subscribe. Prices are in the app before you buy.

On your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, then STYLD. Cancelling stops the next renewal. You keep the plan until the end of the period you already paid for.

Open the plan screen in the app and tap Restore. That reconnects the purchase to your account. Credit packs are one-time and do not restore, so if a pack is missing, email us with the Apple receipt and we will put it right.

Payments go through Apple, so refunds do too. Ask at reportaproblem.apple.com. If Apple turns it down and you think that is wrong, email us and we will look.

Open Settings from the Me tab, scroll to Account and tap Sign out.

Settings, then Account, then Delete account. It asks why, then removes your closet, your photos and your sign-in. This cannot be undone. Cancel any plan first, since deleting the account does not cancel a subscription with Apple.

Use the same Apple ID you used the first time. If you chose Hide My Email, the account is under the relay address Apple made, so signing in with a different option creates a new empty closet. Email us if you are stuck and we will find the right one.