Chulair is a free AI fashion social network for web, iOS and Android, available in 15 languages and open in 35 countries.

How it works

1. Your wardrobe digitises itself. You upload photos of yourself wearing your clothes and the AI recognises, crops and catalogues each garment separately — you never photograph pieces one by one.
2. Outfit ideas from what you own. Looks are tagged by occasion and season, and the community showroom shows how real people wear the same pieces.
3. Virtual try-on on your own photo. Pick garments — yours, or ones other people have published — and the AI generates an image of the outfit on you. One full-body photo is all it needs.
4. Where to buy what you're missing. Every garment can be searched in the stores of your country: Amazon, Zara, H&M, Zalando, ASOS, Nordstrom, Liverpool, Mercado Libre, Musinsa and local chains.
5. A showroom, not a feed of ads. Publish your looks, follow wardrobes, save favourites and share.

What makes it different

Most try-on tools dress your photo with a garment picture you bring, or with a single store's catalogue. Chulair starts from the clothes you already own and lets you combine them with what the community publishes. It is the only part of the product that is hard to copy: the AI does the cataloguing for you.

Honest limits

• It needs an account and one photo of you. The guest "take a look" mode shows clothes on real people and finds them in stores, but cannot try anything on you.
• Accessories (bags, jewellery, glasses) are recognised and searched, but not yet worn in the try-on.
• The result is an AI-generated image of how an outfit looks, not a size recommendation.
• Free with no credits and no watermark. Chulair earns a commission when someone buys through a store link, and says so on the page.

Founded in Spain. Web launched May 2026, Android June 2026, iOS July 2026.