Questions, answered plainly.

Kiim is a free app for iPhone and Android that identifies the clothes in any photo, finds where to buy each garment at the best price, and lets you see the whole outfit on a mannequin before you buy.

You share a photo with Kiim. It picks out each garment in the photo — coat, knit, jeans, shoes, bag — names it, and searches the shops that sell it. Each piece comes back with its shops and prices side by side. There's nothing to type or describe; the photo is the whole query. The how it works page walks through each step.

Yes. Any image works: a photo you took, a screenshot of a story or a video, or an image shared from Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok or a browser through your phone's share sheet. Kiim reads the clothes, not where the image came from.

Kiim shows the closest alternatives it can find, so you still have somewhere to go when the exact piece is sold out, vintage, or was never sold at retail.

Prices come from the shops' own listings and are shown in your currency, side by side. Kiim never marks a price up; you buy on the shop's own page at the shop's price. If a shop doesn't publish a price, Kiim shows a dash rather than guessing.

Yes. Saving, building looks and sharing are free without limits, and every month you get 20 scans, 5 mannequin try-ons, 5 Make me a look outfits and 5 Find similar searches, plus a Today’s look every day. Kiim+ ($5.99/month or $39.99/year) gives you more of each, price-drop alerts and affiliate links. You always pay the shop directly for anything you buy.

Pick the pieces you want to see together and Kiim renders the full outfit on a mannequin, with two figures to choose from, or, with Kiim+, on a photo of yourself. Swap one piece and only that piece is re-rendered, so you can compare combinations quickly. You get 5 renders a month free and 40 on Kiim+.

Yes. Save pieces from any photo to your closet, then build one outfit out of any of them — a coat from one photo, jeans from another — and try the combination on.

Kiim puts an outfit together for you from the pieces in your Closet: a top and bottoms (or a dress), shoes if you’ve saved some, and sometimes a layer on top, with a line on why it works. Shuffle for another, Undo to go back. Every day there’s also a free Today’s look on the Looks tab. Free accounts get 5 Make me a look outfits a month, Kiim+ 75.

Yes. Tap the pen next to a piece’s name and give it one that makes sense to you, like “Black loafers”. Kiim shows your name with the name it found after it in grey, “known as …”, so you can still tell which product it is. Search finds either name. People you share a look with see the original name.

Yes. Any look can be shared as a link. The person you send it to sees every piece and its price without needing an account, and if they use Kiim they can add the look to their own closet in one tap.

Kiim+ is the paid tier: $5.99 a month or $39.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan. Every month it gives you 60 scans, 40 mannequin try-ons without the “Made with Kiim” mark, 75 Make me a look outfits and 75 Find similar searches, plus price-drop alerts on saved pieces and your own affiliate links in the looks you share. Saving, building looks and sharing stay free.

Free, every month: 20 scans (every piece identified, shops compared), 5 mannequin try-ons carrying a small “Made with Kiim” mark, 5 Make me a look outfits and 5 Find similar searches, plus a Today’s look every day. Kiim+, every month: 60 scans, 40 try-ons with no mark, 75 Make me a look outfits and 75 Find similar searches; also try-on on a photo of you, price-drop alerts on up to 10 saved pieces, connecting your affiliate accounts, and new features first. Your closet, looks, collections and sharing have no limits on either plan. Monthly allowances start again on the 1st, and the You tab shows what's left.

5 a month on Free, 40 a month on Kiim+. The count resets on the 1st of each month. Looking again at an outfit you've already rendered doesn't count; only a new render does.

A small badge in the corner of try-on renders made on the free tier. It's added when the image is shown, not baked into the file, so if you move to Kiim+ every render you've ever made loses the mark immediately.

On Kiim+, tap Watch on a saved piece. Kiim re-checks its price about every 14 days for 90 days, across the shops it knows sell it, and sends you a push when the best price falls at least 5% below the last price you were told. Up to 10 pieces at a time. When Kiim+ ends, watches pause; they resume if you come back.

On Kiim+, connect the affiliate accounts you already have — Amazon Associates, Awin, CJ or Partnerize — on the You tab. From then on, every shop link inside a look you share carries your ID, and the commission goes to you: Kiim takes none of it. If Kiim+ lapses, your links keep working for 14 days, then go back to plain shop links until you're back; they are never re-tagged with anyone else's ID.

Through the App Store or Google Play, inside the app. Cancelling is done in your phone's subscription settings and takes effect at the end of the period you've paid for. Prices may vary by country.

Outfit photos you share are stored with your account and sent to the services that identify the garments and render try-ons. A photo of you works differently: it stays on your phone, and each try-on sends a copy that our servers delete as soon as the render is done, unless you turn on Back up to Kiim. Nothing is sold or used for advertising, and you can delete everything in the app in one step. The full details are on the privacy page.

Yes, in the app. You → Download my data emails you a link to a ZIP of everything Kiim holds about you. You → Danger zone → Delete my data empties your account but keeps your login and settings, and Delete account closes the account at once and deletes it and everything in it 30 days later. Until then, signing in again (or the link in the email we send) restores it.

iPhone and Android. Kiim is in early access; the App Store and Google Play listings go live as soon as the review is through.

Tap Get early access or email hello@kiim.app. Access opens in waves.