What is the difference between Fake Flex and Doji?
Fake Flex puts one clothing photo onto a photo of you, one try-on at a time. Doji asks for a few photos to build an AI likeness you can reuse. It also has a closet and wishlist, plus a shopping feed.
Get Fake Flex on the App StoreSide by side
| Fake Flex | Doji | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | One photo of you and one of the clothes, per try-on | A few photos of you, used to create an AI likeness |
| Extras | 10 poses, 5 photo shapes, layering up to 4 items on Pro | Digital closet, wishlist, feed of other people's looks, shop links |
| Browser tool | None listed | Browser extension for trying on products while you shop |
| Price | Free to start: 5 try-ons a week with a watermark | Free |
Pick Fake Flex if
You want to see how a hoodie from a screenshot or a friend's jacket looks on you. Fake Flex gives you a quick look. No likeness setup. Use a product photo or screenshot; a picture of the item laid flat works too.
Pick Doji if
You want to keep a likeness and reuse it across many products. Doji also lets you follow other people's looks or shop inside the app. Its listing describes this as a way to shop fashion online with confidence. Doji covers more ground than Fake Flex does.
A note on fairness
We make Fake Flex, so keep that in mind. This page compares the two App Store listings.
Questions
Which is easier to start?
Fake Flex needs no likeness setup. Doji's listing says you upload a few photos first.
Does Fake Flex work on Android?
No, Fake Flex has no Android version.
Do both cost money?
Both are free to download. Fake Flex also sells Pro and credit packs.
Sources
- https://fakeflex.app/ (read November 14, 2026)
- https://fakeflex.app/faq (read November 14, 2026)
- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fake-flex-virtual-try-on/id6754625589 (read November 14, 2026)
- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/doji-try-on-designer-fashion/id6737292650 (read November 14, 2026)
Last updated: November 14, 2026