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How does Fake Flex compare with dreamfits?

Fake Flex and dreamfits are close rivals: both put a clothing photo onto a photo of you. Price structure is the clearest difference between their App Store listings. Fake Flex starts free. dreamfits lists a 3-day trial followed by a weekly charge.

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Side by side

Fake Flexdreamfits
InputPhoto of you plus a clothing photoSelfie plus any clothing items
Free use5 try-ons a week with a watermark3-day free trial
PaidPro removes the watermark; limits of 20 a week, 100 a month or 500 a year; credit packs$6.99 a week for 50 outfit generations a week; credit packs of 10 for $14.99 and 50 for $44.99
Extras10 poses, 5 photo shapes, up to 4 layered items on ProListing says it fits clothes to your body shape

What this means

If you want to try the idea before paying, Fake Flex gives you 5 watermarked try-ons a week with no trial clock.

If you expect to generate many outfits in one sitting, dreamfits lists 50 outfit generations a week for $6.99, plus credit packs with published prices. Fake Flex's page lists Pro limits but doesn't list dollar prices. Check the App Store for its current price.

Fit and quality

Neither app can promise your size, because the output is an image. Treat it as a preview, and check the edges of sleeves and collars.

We make Fake Flex, so read this with that in mind. This page compares the two App Store listings.

Questions

Which one is cheaper?
It depends on how often you use it. Fake Flex gives you 5 free try-ons a week. dreamfits lists $6.99 a week after its trial.

Do I need a clothing photo for each try-on?
Yes, for both.

Is Fake Flex on Android?
No.

Sources

Last updated: November 14, 2026

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