Your clothes, worn — from the photo you already took
Wornfy takes one flat photo of a garment and shows it on a person, so buyers can see how it falls. Built for people reselling clothes on Vinted, Depop, eBay and Poshmark.
Drag the handle — both photos below were made by Wornfy.
One photo in, a listing photo out
Nothing here is a mock-up. Every image on this page came out of the same pipeline you get when you sign in.
Your photoWornfyCable knit jumper
Your photo
WornfyStriped cotton shirt
Three steps, one photo, about fifteen seconds
01
Photograph it
Lay the garment flat and shoot from above. Any phone photo works — daylight helps, a studio does not.
02
Pick a model
Six people, different builds. Your garment, worn, in about fifteen seconds.
03
Paste and list
Download and drop it straight into your listing, beside your own photos.
Re-listing? Refresh your photos first
Marketplaces rank fresh listings first, but re-uploading the same image file gets flagged as a duplicate. The refresher gives you a genuinely new file from the photo you already have — up to twenty at once, processed on your own device.
What it does
- Rotates and re-crops by a degree or two
- Adds imperceptible per-pixel variation
- Shifts the colour channels a fraction
- Re-encodes and strips the metadata
Nothing leaves your browser. There is no upload and no account.