OOTD Flat-Lay Annotated Poster

Turn outfit photos into a split-layout poster

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OOTD Flat-Lay Annotated Poster

Turn outfit photos into a split-layout poster

Made by

三三七

Installed by

CategoryImage

FromYouMind

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Description

Turn uploaded clothing photos into an “outfit breakdown poster”: the left side shows a mirror selfie of a model wearing the outfit with a phone covering their face, while the right side is a cream-beige collage area with flat-lay item photos, circular detail close-ups, a color palette, and handwritten marker annotations. Accurately preserve the clothing’s style, colors, fabric textures, and details such as buttons, belts, necklines, and cuffs—without changing the design or colors. Customize the output ratio, text language, and comment prompts. You can also upload a person’s photo to use as the model.

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Why we love this skill

Creates ready-to-post outfit breakdown posters with a real-life model shot, flat-lay items, detail close-ups, color palettes, and handwritten annotations—faithfully preserving fabric and design details.

Best for

For content creators and fashion enthusiasts who want to turn clothing photos into outfit showcases or social media inspiration posters.

How to use this Skill

Provide your input
Upload 1–4 clothing or accessory photos, with optional model photo, output ratio, text language, comment prompt, and copy.
Run the Skill
Creates a split-layout outfit breakdown poster: a phone-covering-face outfit photo on the left, with flat-lay items, detail close-ups, a color palette, and handwritten annotations on the right.
Review your result
Get one publish-ready outfit breakdown poster featuring the model’s outfit, clothing details, accessory information, and guiding copy.

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