Should you buy it? AI colour analysis and size check first

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1. Five AI masters, zero polite flattery
2. They will tell you "no" before checkout
3. From product link to seeing it on you
4. Three tabs open? Compare items or save them
5. Where it works: browser, Chrome and iPhone
6. What it costs: free daily energy, no subscriptions
7. What the atelier never promises
8. Your photos stay private to you

Why this matters shows up in any cart. A blazer sits there for days: it looks great on the model, but the product page says nothing about you. It is a size M, but whose? In official size charts, a women's M in Zara is built for a 90 cm chest, while Mohito builds it for 94 cm. The atelier answers questions like this before checkout, not after the parcel arrives.

Five AI masters, zero polite flattery

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  Nikastylist

  Starts first: whether the piece suits you and how to style it.

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  Markcolorist

  Finds your seasonal color type from one face photo and tells you whether the shade works. He does not change his mind: the same photo gives the same undertone.

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  Leotailor

  Believes in centimeters over letters. He checks your measurements against the brand's chart and names your size in that brand's system, like "L · 40/42".

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  Krisphotographer

  Gets straight to work while the others speak and prints an image of you wearing that piece.

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  Antonshopper

  Stays quiet until you ask, a rare trait in personal shopping. Then he finds real items across stores.

The masters are AI characters with distinct personalities, not living people. Three of them score your look from 1 to 10: Nika, Mark and Leo, each on their own card. The overall score, "Atelier verdict", is a simple average of their ratings.

They will tell you "no" before checkout

Scores are never inflated to make you happy. A low mark stays low, and below 6.5 the masters offer alternatives instead of empty praise. Mark might ask: "Want us to find a similar piece in colours that suit you?" Hearing an honest "no" is better before checkout.

It also works the other way around: an overall score of 10 earns a short fashion clip of your look, at most once a day. The clip does not change the score, because the reward is decided only after the review.

From product link to seeing it on you

1. The item. Paste a product link at 10of10.fit or upload a photo of the clothing. The atelier reviews wearable pieces: it will not review a phone, no matter how sleek.
2. You. On your first visit, the atelier asks for a face photo, two full-length photos (front and side) and your height. Leo uses them to estimate your chest and waist as well as hips. This is a visual estimate rather than a tape measurement, so you can edit the numbers by hand.
3. The review. The atelier takes about half a minute to prepare, then Nika begins. You bring in each next master by tapping their tab. The masters speak aloud with subtitles; you can also read along on mute.
4. The image. The image of you in the piece is ready in about a minute and a half to two minutes. It is generated from your photos and the item's photo, not a webcam feed or a video.
5. The outfit. Like the item? Ask Anton, and he will build a full outfit around it using real store products. Each card links directly to the store page where you can buy it.

Three tabs open? Compare items or save them

• "Pick the best". Three tabs open and no decision in sight? Send all links at once: the team will rate each one and pick a favorite.
• "Video call with the team". Show what you are wearing or holding up to the camera, and the team will review the look. Anton can track down that same item across online stores.
• Collection. Save a piece to "Saved", and find your finished images under "Try-ons".

Where it works: browser, Chrome and iPhone

• Browser. On phone or computer, at 10of10.fit. For desktop computers, there is also a Chrome extension.
• iPhone. In Safari or a shopping app, tap Share → 10of10. With the Safari extension, a round 10of10 button appears on clothing pages once enabled. The app is in open beta on TestFlight and is not yet in the App Store.

The masters and the interface work in six languages: English, Spanish, German, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian.

What it costs: free daily energy, no subscriptions

You can start without paying anything. Sessions run on energy: you get free daily energy for several sessions, and new accounts receive a one-time welcome bonus. Need more? Energy packs are one-time purchases rather than recurring subscriptions. Pricing depends on your country, with taxes shown before checkout. Learn more in our Terms and Refund policy.

What the atelier never promises

• Mirrors and video. There is no live video try-on, animated 3D model or mirror. Your try-on image is a single AI-generated visual.
• Size assurance. Leo recommends a size from the brand chart and your measurements, but the drape depends on fabric and cut.
• Living people. The masters are AI characters. When clothing requires physical adjustments, you need an in-person tailor with a tape measure.
• Sewing or delivery. The atelier is digital: nothing here is sold or shipped.

Your photos stay private to you

Your photos are visible only to you. We do not sell data or use it for advertising. What we keep and how to remove it is explained in our Privacy policy.