Clothing identifier
Scan any outfit. Find every piece.
Style Finder is a clothing scanner for your phone. Point the camera at an outfit and it identifies each piece, then finds possible matches in shops with prices in your currency.
Every piece, framed
Clothing, shoes, bags, hats, sunglasses, watches and jewellery, each in its own frame.
Possible matches with prices
Shops that sell each match, with prices read from the shops’ own pages, in your currency.
Compare with your photo
See a match beside your photo, closest first, before you open the shop.
How to identify clothes with your phone
Scan the outfit
Point the camera and take the photo. With Style Finder Pro you can also choose a photo or screenshot from your library.
Choose the piece
Style Finder frames each piece it recognises. Tap the one you want, or drag the frame onto it.
See possible matches
Shops that sell it or something very like it, the closest first. Save the ones you like and open the shop when you’re ready.
Point the camera at the outfit.
Choose the piece you want to find.
Possible matches from shops, with prices.
How well does it identify clothes?
- right product first, on 32 test photos of well-known products
- 97%
- pairs of shoes in that test identified first time
- 20 of 20
- of matches shown with a photo from the shop
- 100%
Those are results from our October 2026 tests on photos with known answers. Well-known products are the easiest; high-street pieces and this season’s releases are harder. Read how we test for what still goes wrong.
Questions
Keep reading

Search by photo
Find clothes from a picture
Saw it in a photo, on social media or in a screenshot? Style Finder searches by picture: choose the piece in the photo and see where you might buy it.

Shoe identifier
What shoes are those?
Scan a pair of trainers, boots or shoes and Style Finder works out the brand and model, then finds possible matches in shops with prices in your currency.

How we test
How we test Style Finder’s matches
An app that finds clothes from a photo is only as good as its matches. So we test it on photos whose answers we know, before every change reaches you, and we publish what we find.





