Comparison

Klooset vs OptiDress

OptiDress and Klooset both help shoppers choose the right piece and the right size before they buy. They take opposite routes: OptiDress builds a 3D avatar from the measurements the shopper declares, Klooset renders the piece on the shopper's real photo. Here is how they compare.

Looking for a OptiDress alternative?

Choose Klooset if

you want shoppers to see the piece on themselves, not on a model of themselves, with colour advice and outfits in the same widget.

Choose OptiDress if

your brand does not want shoppers to upload any photo, and an avatar built from measurements fits your approach better.

Side by side
CriteriaKloosetOptiDress
ApproachKloosetOne AI stylist: product questions, try-on, size, colour and outfits in the same widgetOptiDressVirtual fitting room on a 3D avatar
What the shopper getsKloosetThe piece rendered on their own photoOptiDressA 3D avatar built from the measurements they declare, with no photo
Size recommendationKloosetYes, from your own size guideOptiDressYes, OptiSize
Colour adviceKloosetYes, seasonal palette from a selfieOptiDressNot stated on its website
OutfitsKloosetYes, the main piece plus up to three accessories rendered togetherOptiDressNot stated on its website
Product questionsKloosetYes, answers from your catalogue, and says so when a detail is not in itOptiDressNot stated on its website
IntegrationKloosetScript tag on any site, or the Shopify appOptiDressShopify, WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopware, Salesforce
Entry priceKloosetCalculated from your traffic, from €49/month, monthly or annual, calculator publicOptiDressSubscription based on traffic, no price shown on its homepage
Data processingKloosetAPI and database in the EU, AI providers in the US, all listed in our privacy policy. Photos never stored on our serversOptiDressNo image and no biometric data, as stated on its website

The real photo, not an avatar

An avatar shows how a garment sits on a body with the declared measurements. A render on the shopper's own photo shows it on them: their face, their proportions, their pose. Klooset takes the second route.

A price you can read

Klooset's price is on its pricing page: from €49 a month, calculated from your traffic in front of you, €200 at 1,000 try-ons a month. OptiDress prices by traffic through a calculator, without a figure on its homepage.

More than the fitting room

OptiDress covers the fitting room and the size. Klooset adds a colour profile from a selfie and complete looks rendered together.

When OptiDress is the better choice

If your brand does not want shoppers to upload any photo, OptiDress is designed exactly for that: its avatar is built from declared measurements, with no image and no biometric data, and kept for 30 days for returning visitors. It also lists native support for ten e-commerce platforms.

Switching to Klooset
  1. 01

    Import your catalogue

    From Shopify, a product page or a CSV. Nothing to re-enter by hand.

  2. 02

    Import your size guide

    From your size page, a CSV or by hand, so recommendations use your own sizes from day one.

  3. 03

    Place the widget

    Install the Shopify app or add the script tag, then put the button under add to cart.

Questions

Klooset vs OptiDress

Does Klooset need the shopper's photo?

For the try-on and the colour profile, yes. The size recommendation works without any photo, from height, weight, usual size and preferred fit.

Are shopper photos stored?

Never on Klooset's servers. Photos go to the AI provider only to generate the result, then they are dropped on our side.

Which platforms does Klooset support?

Shopify through its app, and any other platform through a script tag.

How much does Klooset cost?

The price is calculated from your traffic, from €49 a month, billed monthly or annually with two months free. The calculator on the pricing page gives your exact price. Above 50,000 visits a month it is on quote.

Is Klooset French too?

Yes. Klooset is built in Lyon.

How Klooset does it

Sources and method

Competitor information comes from their public pages, checked on 11 September 2026. A feature that does not appear on those pages is marked as not stated, not as missing. Something out of date? Write to hello@klooset.app and we will correct it.