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Closet is currently in beta. Install Apple’s TestFlight app, then open the Closet beta invitation on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Apple’s invitation page shows current beta availability.

iPhone and iPad need iOS or iPadOS 18 or later. The native Mac app needs macOS 15 or later. Apple Intelligence and Visual Intelligence depend on compatible hardware and software.

No Closet account is required. Your wardrobe starts on your device. You can use your Apple account for optional private iCloud sync.

Add a few favorite pieces first. Try building an outfit, then log a wear. You can fill in purchase prices, brands, colors, tags and other details later.

Choose Add Item and start with photos, enter a piece yourself, or use a supported product link. In a batch photo import, each photo becomes its own item to review. You can edit an item later as you remember more.

Yes. Enable Closet Product Importer in Safari’s extension settings. Open a supported product page, activate the extension and choose Review in Closet. On Mac, the Chrome importer is also available as an unpacked extension. Choose the right product photo and review the captured details in the native app before saving to Closet or Wishlist.

Some sites block requests or omit product details. Try another product URL, add the piece from a saved photo, or enter it yourself. Always check the captured title, price and photos before saving.

Sign in to Amazon inside Closet’s import browser, browse order history, then select and review the purchases you want to add. Your password goes directly to Amazon. Closet does not save it or send your orders to a Closet server.

Sign in to the same Apple account and use Closet’s private iCloud sync. Make sure iCloud is available on both devices, and allow time for records and photos to sync.

Check your internet connection, Apple account and available iCloud storage. Open Closet on each device and check its sync status. Create a backup before reinstalling the app, resetting data or making other changes that could remove local records.

Yes. In Settings, use Closet’s backup controls to create a .closetbackup file. You can restore from that file in Closet and export records to CSV. Keep an extra copy somewhere you control before changing devices.

No. Themes and most preferences stay on each device. My Colors can sync through iCloud. You can also choose to sync your AI provider selection and API key; keys use iCloud Keychain.

You can keep up to 50 active closet items, build outfits, log wear, use statistics and an unlimited Wishlist, and use private iCloud sync and backups. Archived items do not count toward the limit; restoring an archived item uses a slot.

No. Closet Pro is a one-time in-app purchase that removes the item limit and unlocks supported cloud AI providers with your own API key. Check the app for the price in your region. Provider usage is billed separately by the provider.

One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac through your Apple account. Family Sharing is supported. If your purchase does not appear, use Restore Purchases in Closet and check that you are signed in to the Apple account that made the purchase.

AI is optional. Apple Intelligence is available without an additional purchase on compatible devices. Supported cloud providers require Closet Pro and your own API key. Available providers vary by region; Mac also supports custom endpoints. Where cloud providers aren’t available, Closet Pro still removes the item limit.

Before sending text or photos, Closet names the provider and asks for your consent. You can review or revoke future sharing in Settings → AI Features → Cloud AI Privacy. Revoking consent cannot delete copies a provider has already retained. Read the privacy policy for details.