How to Edit Items in GetWardrobe

What you’ll find in this guide:

Getting started
Item photo

• Crop automatically
• Remove background
• Eraser
• Photo editor

Item Photo Enhancement
Main info

• Assign to a family member
• Category, brand, and title
• Item status

Details

• Colors & Color groups
• Seasons
• Size
• Best-fit weight
• Price and purchase date

Organization

• Link
• Care info
• Notes
• Tags
• Privacy

What’s next?

On the "Items" screen, you can:

• Tap and hold the item card → select Edit
• Or open the item card and tap the ✏️ icon in the bottom right corner

To edit the photo, tap the ✏️ icon below the image.

Choose an action.

GetWardrobe will automatically detect the edges of the item.
If the boundaries look correct, tap Confirm.

If the outline is inaccurate, adjust the frame manually.

When you add an item, the background is removed automatically — but you can switch the removal method if the result isn’t perfect.
Choose the model that best fits your photo type.

🔹 Core Modes:

🧥 Single Item
Use this for photos of one item with clear edges.
→ Produces clean contour detection and a smooth outline.

👚 Multiple Items (2+ items)
Use this for photos of outfits on a person — looks, mirror selfies, etc.
→ Removes the overall background and neatly separates individual items.

🧍‍♀️ Person
→ Cleanly extracts the human figure in clothing with an even outline.

✨ More Details
Best for photos with complex textures — fur, lace, fringe, patterns.
→ Preserves fine details and small textures.

💎 Advanced Models (Premium)

These modes use more powerful AI models with improved contour, texture, and overlap detection.

🧥 Standard
Balanced accuracy and processing speed.
→ A universal option for most clothing items.

✨ High Detail
Maximizes preservation of patterns, embroidery, and delicate textures.
→ Slightly slower, but delivers the most precise edge detection.

🧷 Hidden Items
Designed for photos with small or partially visible details — thin straps, belts, cutouts, etc.
→ Helps keep tiny elements intact without “cutting off” parts of the clothing.

⚙️ Pro Mode
Our most advanced and detailed option.
→ Takes longer to process but provides the cleanest, highest-quality result.

Tap Remove Background to apply the selected method.
If the result isn’t right — try a different model.

For most items, background removal works well with the standard settings. But fur, fringe, and lace need additional precision.
If the outline looks “rough” after removal, switch to the advanced settings.
On the background removal screen, tap the ⚙️ icon to open Alpha Matting.

There are three parameters on the settings screen:

• Foreground Threshold — preserves item details.
• The higher the value, the more details will remain.
• Background Threshold — the lower it is, the more background becomes fully transparent.
• Erode Structure Size — controls how soft the edges become. Zero gives the sharpest edge, but you can increase it for a softer finish.

💡 Standard settings work for most items.
For fur or fringe, raise the Background Threshold and increase the Erode Structure Size.

Use the eraser to manually clean up leftover background areas.
Adjust the brush size if needed.
Tap ↩️ to undo your last action.
Tap ✅ in the top-right corner to save changes.

Use the photo editor to fine-tune the image.
You can:

• ✂ Crop the image
• 🌗 Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation
• 🎨 Apply style filters
• ↺ Rotate or flip the image

Tap ✅ to save and exit the editor.

Transform your item photo with AI Enhancement — the tool creates a clean, polished image of your item.
Tap ✨ under the item image.
Select Enhance and wait for the processing to complete.
Learn more: AI Photo Enhancement

By default, each item is assigned to you.
To assign it to someone else, tap their avatar.
A green border will appear to confirm the selection.

Tap the Category field.

Enter a keyword like "coat" or "sweater".

Tap the Brand field.
Select from the list or use the search bar to find your brand.

A title is generated automatically (e.g., "Nike Jacket").
To rename it, tap the title and enter your own (e.g., "Black turtleneck sweater").

By default, items are marked as Active use.
Tap the status you need — like "Shopping list" or "Needs Repair".

📌 If an item has any status other than "Active use", outfits that include it will be marked as inactive.

GetWardrobe detects the main color automatically.
You can edit or add more shades if the item is multicolored.

Tap the color field.

• Tap a shade to edit or replace it
• Tap + to add more colors
• Tap ❌ next to a color to remove it
• To change the main color, tap "Set as main color"

💡 You can assign up to 5 colors per item.

If the color you need isn’t listed, tap the 🎨 palette icon in the top corner.

Choose a shade manually or enter a HEX code, then tap "Save".

The GetWardrobe app assigns each item to a color group. This helps to filter clothes by color. If the item isn’t assigned to a color group, you won’t see the note "Will be filtered by..." under the color field.

This can happen because there are thousands of color shades, but only 30 main color groups in the app.
Sometimes the system doesn’t recognize which group a shade belongs to — or assigns it incorrectly. To fix this, you can manually choose a filter color.

On the Pick a color screen, tap the 🎨 palette icon.

Select one of the 30 color groups and tap Save.

Mark which season(s) you wear the item in. You can choose more than one.
This helps the app generate AI outfits for a specific season.

If the item was added from an online store or screenshot, the link is added automatically.
You can also paste a link manually.

Add sizing details — like S, 42, or 26/32.

Tap the ◽ icon to enter the weight range where the item fits best.

Use the sliders to select the weight range.

💡 You can choose between kg and lbs in your app settings.

Enter the price and purchase date of the item.

This helps track how long the item has been in your wardrobe and gives you more accurate spending stats — including total wardrobe cost, outfit cost, and cost per wear.
The currency follows your app settings.

Mark washing, drying, and ironing preferences — helpful when labels wear off.
Tap icons to add relevant care info.

Add personal notes — they’re visible only to you.
Examples: "Wear to sister’s wedding", "Pair with white jeans", "Needs tailoring".

Tags help group items by activity, mood, or purpose.
Tap a tag to assign it.

To create a new tag:
– If you don’t have any tags yet, tap Add new tag
– If you already have tags, tap the ✏️ Edit button

Type the name and then Save.

Tap ◀️ to return to the item editor.

Control who can view the item:
– Private — visible only to you
– Followers — visible to your followers
– Public — visible to all users

💡 The default privacy setting is taken from your profile.
You can change it for each item individually.

After editing, tap Save to apply your changes.