Short answer: DLOOK can't be downloaded right now. Its own note from October 22, 2026 says the app is temporarily gone from the App Store and Google Play. If you already have it, keep it installed. If you're new, FitRoom and ButtonUp are the closest swaps for its try-on. For the closet side, look at Fits or Acloset.
DLOOK tried to be a try-on app and a closet app at once. Nothing below copies both halves well, so we sorted this list by the job you used it for.
We make TryAnyOutfit, a try-on app, so we're one of the options here. Weigh our take with that in mind.
DLOOK packed the closet and the color card into one app.
What happened to DLOOK
DLOOK is made by BlazeTech Limited. Its site posted a note on October 22, 2026 titled "A Note to Our DLOOK Community." It says the app is "temporarily unavailable for new downloads on the App Store and Google Play" and that the team is working with both stores to bring it back. No reason is given.
The note tells existing users not to uninstall, because they may not be able to reinstall until it returns. Your wardrobe and any Credits you bought stay valid. Android users can't make purchases for now, and DLOOK says it will add bonus Credits by October 31, 2026. When we checked on October 29, the US App Store page returned an error, Apple's lookup found no app under its ID, and the old Google Play page said "Not Found."
The homepage now links an Android APK file directly. We'd hold off on sideloading. A file from outside Google Play skips the store's checks, and DLOOK may well be back in the stores soon.
What DLOOK does well
Its site sums it up as try-on plus color analysis. You can try on clothes you saw in an online store or on an influencer, and there are ready-made style sets such as workwear. Color analysis goes beyond clothes into makeup and hair shades. The app also has a closet where AI tags each item you upload in bulk. It can log what you wore each day, too.
| App | Pick it if you want | Platforms | Price (US App Store) |
|---|---|---|---|
| FitRoom | Garment photo on your photo, with a closet | iPhone, Android, web | Weekly $4.99; yearly $29.99 or $39.99 |
| ButtonUp | Try-ons from a screenshot, plus hairstyles | iPhone | Free to browse; Pro from $7.99 |
| Fits | A closet with AI tags and an outfit calendar | iPhone, Android | Free; Fits Pro from $9.99 |
| Acloset | A closet with color analysis and daily outfits | iPhone, Android | Free up to 100 items; Basic $3.99/month |
| Style DNA | Seasonal color analysis from a selfie | iPhone | Subscriptions from $7.99/month |
| TryAnyOutfit | Any outfit image on your real photo | iPhone, Android, web | See pricing |
Pick the DLOOK feature you'll miss most, then start there.
1. FitRoom: if you mainly used DLOOK's try-on
FitRoom does the core move. You upload a photo of a garment and a photo of yourself, and it shows you wearing it. It also keeps a smart closet and lets you save looks. Half the app is built for sellers who need product shots on models, and you can skip that part.
It runs on iPhone, Android and in the browser at fitroom.app. The US App Store lists a $4.99 weekly plan and yearly plans at $29.99 and $39.99. It's rated 4.59 from 257 ratings. More options are in FitRoom alternatives.
2. ButtonUp: if you tried on clothes from screenshots
ButtonUp is built around one screenshot. You grab an item from a site or a social post, upload it and see yourself wearing it. You can shop brands inside the app and try pieces on while you browse, and it also tries on hairstyles. Looks go into a Gallery you can share.
The free version lets you browse styles and view your Gallery. Its listing says try-ons from your camera roll come with ButtonUp Pro, priced from $7.99 on the US App Store. It's iPhone-only, rated 4.77 from 779 ratings. Our TryAnyOutfit vs ButtonUp page goes into more detail.
3. Fits: if you used the closet and OOTD log
DLOOK's closet tagged items for you, and Fits does the same. Its AI detects the color, category and brand of each piece you add. You build outfits by swiping through your clothes, plan them on a calendar and share your outfit of the day with friends. Its listing also mentions virtual try-on.
The wardrobe is free. Fits Pro starts at $9.99, and AI credits start at 5 for $1.99. It's rated 4.59 from 5,720 ratings on iPhone and is on Android too. See TryAnyOutfit vs Fits.
Closet apps and color apps answer different questions. DLOOK tried to answer both.
4. Acloset: if you want closet and color in one place
Acloset is the nearest thing to DLOOK's closet-plus-color combination. You add clothes from a photo or by searching online, and it cleans messy snapshots into store-style images. Its AI stylist analyzes your best colors and most flattering silhouettes, suggests daily outfits for the weather and your schedule, and you can plan outfits on a calendar.
All features are free up to 100 items. After that, Basic is $3.99 a month on the US App Store. It's rated 4.46 from 5,492 ratings. Read Acloset alternatives if it isn't quite right.
5. Style DNA: if color analysis was the main draw
Style DNA takes a selfie and assigns one of 12 seasonal color types, along with a personal palette. It adds a body type guide, an AI stylist chat, five daily outfits from your closet and a store check that tells you if an item suits your profile.
On the US App Store, subscriptions start at $7.99 a month, and there are one-off palette guides. It's rated 4.29 from 7,525 ratings. We only checked the iPhone version. DLOOK's own color analysis page is still on its website, asking for a selfie, though we didn't test whether it works without the app.
6. TryAnyOutfit: if you want any outfit on your real photo
This is our app. You add a clear photo of yourself and an outfit image, like a store screenshot or a look from social media, and see it on your own photo instead of an avatar. A Discover feed has looks you can try on, and a wardrobe saves the ones you like.
It runs on iPhone, Android and the web studio, and your credits work across all three. That matters for Android owners, who can't buy anything in DLOOK right now. There's no free trial, but it's cheap to start; see pricing. Uploaded photos are auto-deleted after 72 hours unless you save them. A preview shows the look. It doesn't measure fit or choose your size.
Add the screenshot and your photo, then preview the look.
How to pick
If you still have DLOOK installed, keep it and watch its blog for news. If you're starting fresh, pick by the job. For try-ons from a garment photo, FitRoom or TryAnyOutfit. For screenshots and hairstyles on iPhone, ButtonUp. For a tagged closet and an outfit log, Fits. Acloset suits people who want closet and color together. And if color was all you wanted, Style DNA.
For a wider view, see best virtual try-on apps and best AI stylist apps.
Sources
Everything here was checked on October 29, 2026, against each app's US App Store listing, Google Play and the company's own site.
- DLOOK: download update note / dlook.app / about page / color analysis page
- FitRoom on the App Store / Google Play / fitroom.app
- ButtonUp on the App Store / buttonup.app
- Fits on the App Store / Google Play
- Acloset on the App Store / Google Play
- Style DNA on the App Store / styledna.ai
- TryAnyOutfit / App Store / Google Play
Items mentioned
- FitRoom: Garment photo on your photo, with a smart closet; iPhone, Android and web. Weekly $4.99 (US App Store, Oct 29, 2026).
- ButtonUp: Screenshot try-ons, hairstyles and in-app shopping on iPhone; Pro from $7.99.
- Fits: Free wardrobe with AI tagging, outfit calendar and OOTD sharing; Fits Pro from $9.99.
- Acloset: Closet with an AI stylist that analyzes your colors; free up to 100 items, Basic $3.99/month.
- Style DNA: Seasonal color analysis from a selfie with 12 color types; subscriptions from $7.99/month.
- TryAnyOutfit: Any outfit image on your real photo, on iPhone, Android and web. See pricing at https://tryanyoutfit.com/#pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Is the DLOOK app still available?
Not for new downloads right now. DLOOK's note from October 22, 2026 says the app is temporarily unavailable on the App Store and Google Play and that the team is working to bring it back. Existing wardrobes and Credits stay valid.
Should I uninstall DLOOK?
No. DLOOK's own note asks existing users to keep the app installed, because they may not be able to reinstall it until it returns to the stores.
What is the best DLOOK alternative for virtual try-on?
FitRoom is the closest match for trying a garment photo on your own photo, and it runs on iPhone, Android and the web. ButtonUp suits iPhone users who try on from screenshots. TryAnyOutfit puts any outfit image on your real photo.
Which app replaces DLOOK's color analysis?
Style DNA assigns one of 12 seasonal color types from a selfie, and Acloset's AI stylist analyzes your best colors alongside a closet (US App Store, October 29, 2026).