Pyxer

Make memories through our AI-powered fashion photobooth app!
- Replace clothes on any of your photos- endless possibilities to explore
- Try new outfits in seconds to learn what styles suit you in your own daily life settings, not fitting rooms
- Use the accessories mode to add sunglasses, hats, and earrings to your look. Either pick from our ideas or type your own!
- Give new life to old photos
- Share beautiful photos of yourself
- See where to buy generated outfits across a variety of brands, from large chains to boutiques, including Forever 21, Daily Thread, SHEIN, and more.
- pyxer it! feature- surprise random outfit generations based on what you are wearing in your photo.
- Seasonal Ideas- Explore latest trends with pyxer: Fall outfits.
- AI Backgrounds– generate outfits on yourself and see what you would look like wearing them in endless settings! Either pick from our ideas or type in your own.
- AI Portrait Feature– explore endless lighting and background possibilities on your own photos! Either pick from our ideas or type your own.
Please note: This is an early version. We are continuously working to improve our AI clothing, portrait, and background generation technology.
Disclaimer: The clothing feature works best when you are wearing an item that is the same shape of clothing that you want to be generated.
For example… if you are wearing a dress, Pyxer will generate the same shape dress just in a different color, material, and pattern. A tank top will be generated into a tank top shape as well, etc.
Pyxer currently generates dresses, skirts, and tops best... we will have pants available in the future!
Subscription Details: You can use the app for free with watermarks on the generated photos. Just tap the "CONTINUE FREE" sign in the upper-right corner whenever the subscription page shows up. A paid subscription allows you to use the app without watermarks. Everyone gets unlimited photo generations, subscribed or not.
Link to Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/