TL;DR: Meta has quietly released Style Sketch, an outfit planner. For now it's on iOS and Android in three countries: Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. It builds outfits from clothes you own and previews them on a model matched to your body shape and skin tone. Outside those markets, closet apps such as Alta Daily and Acloset do similar planning. For seeing a new outfit on your own photo, TryAnyOutfit is our pick.
Last checked 30 Oct 2026 against the app's store listings.
News, 30 October 2026. Meta is testing a fashion app called Style Sketch, and it's only live in three Southeast Asian countries so far. We make TryAnyOutfit, a try-on app that appears in the list below. We think Style Sketch looks like a careful test of a closet planner, and we'd judge it on that basis.
Illustration: TryAnyOutfit, generated image. No Meta interface shown.
What happened
TechCrunch reported on October 29 that Meta had launched Style Sketch without an announcement. Social media consultant Matt Navarra spotted it first. Meta didn't reply to TechCrunch's request for comment, and TechCrunch says it's unknown whether the app will launch more widely.
The App Store listing in Indonesia names the app "Style Sketch: Outfit Planner," published by Meta Platforms, Inc. It needs iOS 18 or later and is rated 18+. The version history starts on October 2, so the app has been out longer than the coverage suggests. On Google Play, it sits under the package com.facebook.stylesketch. Meta's listing says the app is free to use, and there weren't enough ratings to show a score when we looked.
What the listing and TechCrunch describe:
- Add clothes by photo, video or your camera roll, and connect Instagram.
- Get outfits built from what you own.
- Preview looks on a realistic model matched to your body shape and skin tone, per TechCrunch.
- Plan a trip around where you're going, for how long, and the forecast.
- Send a look to a friend.
Why it matters
Closet apps are a crowded niche, though. A Meta app with an Instagram connection could pull in a lot of people quickly if it leaves the test markets. Nobody outside Meta knows yet whether it will.
The model preview is the part to watch. Still, a model matched to your shape is closer to an avatar than to a photo of you. That suits planning what to wear from your own closet, and it's a different job from seeing a specific new outfit on yourself.
Illustration: TryAnyOutfit, generated image.
Style Sketch alternatives you can use today
Diagram: TryAnyOutfit.
| App | Closest Style Sketch feature | Platforms | Where to read more |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alta Daily | Outfits from your closet, weather, packing, avatar try-on | iPhone, Android | Alta Daily alternatives |
| Acloset | Outfit calendar, weather picks, trip packing | iPhone, Android | Acloset alternatives |
| Pureple | Calendar, packing lists, try-on on a model | iPhone, Android | Pureple alternatives |
| Whering | Digital closet, weather, trip planning | iPhone, Android | Apps like Whering |
| TryAnyOutfit | Any outfit image on your real photo | iPhone, Android, web | Cheap to start, see pricing |
Alta Daily is the closest match on paper. Its App Store listing describes daily outfits from your closet and the weather. It also offers packing lists and an avatar "that looks like you."
Acloset added a packing feature in late September that recommends outfits from your packed clothes and destination. Its listing says all features are free for up to 100 items.
Pureple pairs a calendar with packing lists. Its try-on shows an outfit on a model, and Pureple says it isn't a sizing tool.
Whering suggests outfits from your wardrobe and the weather. You can plan for a trip by changing your location.
TryAnyOutfit does a different job. It puts an outfit from any photo or screenshot onto your real photo, not an avatar. You can use it on phones or in the web Studio. You can change only the top or the bottom, or recolor a piece with a text instruction. It isn't a fit or size tool, and it has no free trial. Uploaded photos are auto-deleted after 72 hours unless you save them.
Image: TryAnyOutfit app render.
Plenty of people will want both kinds of app. A planner keeps track of what you own, and a try-on app answers whether a new piece works on you. For a longer list, start with our outfit planner apps roundup. We also compare AI wardrobe apps and virtual closet apps. If you'd like styling help too, see the wardrobe apps guide or AI stylist apps. To try a look you saw while shopping, see how to try on clothes from a store screenshot. Readers in Indonesia can use our page on coba baju virtual.
Sources
Items mentioned
- Alta Daily: Outfits from your closet and the weather, packing lists and an avatar try-on.
- Acloset: Outfit calendar, weather picks and trip packing.
- Pureple: Calendar, packing lists and try-on on a model.
- Whering: Digital closet with weather and trip planning.
- TryAnyOutfit: Any outfit image on your real photo, not an avatar. Cheap to start: https://tryanyoutfit.com/#pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What is Meta Style Sketch?
An outfit planner app from Meta Platforms. It builds outfits from clothes you add and, per TechCrunch, previews them on a realistic model matched to your body shape and skin tone. It can also plan outfits for a trip.
Where is Style Sketch available?
TechCrunch reports it is live on iOS and Android in Indonesia, plus Singapore and Thailand. Meta has not said whether it will launch more widely.
Does Style Sketch show outfits on my own photo?
TechCrunch describes try-ons on a model matched to your body shape and skin tone, not on your photo. For a new outfit on your own photo, a try-on app such as TryAnyOutfit does that.
What is the best Style Sketch alternative?
For closet planning, Alta Daily is the closest match: it suggests outfits for the weather and offers an avatar. Acloset and Pureple also plan trips, as does Whering.
Is TryAnyOutfit a fit or size tool?
It shows how an outfit looks on your photo, not how it fits. Check the size chart and return policy before you buy.