Every piece, webshop-quality.
Most wardrobe photos are taken on the bed, in mixed light, half-creased. minniie's Enhance re-shoots them for you: wrinkles smoothed as if freshly steamed, a clean soft-white studio background with a subtle shadow, even lighting — and the garment itself untouched. Same colors, same fabric, same prints. Your original photo is always kept, one tap away.
How It Works
- Add the piece however you like. Snap it on the bed, on a hanger, on the floor. minniie tags it automatically — the photo doesn't have to be perfect, because it's about to be.
- Tap Enhance. A few seconds later the same piece appears as a studio product shot. The AI is under strict instructions: presentation changes, the garment never does.
- Keep both, forever. The enhanced photo becomes your wardrobe's face; your original stays saved. Use original / Use enhanced — switch anytime, instantly, no re-processing.
What You Get
- Wrinkles and creases smoothed as if steamed
- Clean soft-white studio background with natural shadow
- The garment stays pixel-identical — colors, texture, prints, logos
- Original photo kept forever with a one-tap toggle
- A wardrobe that looks like a curated shop, not a camera roll
- Perfect listing photos when you sell a piece on Vinted
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does it change how my clothes look?
- No — that's the whole point. The garment stays exactly as it is: same colors, fabric texture, prints, logos and shape. Only the presentation changes.
- What happens to my original photo?
- It's kept forever. Both versions are stored and a one-tap toggle switches between them at any time — nothing is ever overwritten or lost.
- Can I use enhanced photos for resale listings?
- Yes. Clean product photos are the biggest factor in how fast second-hand pieces sell — and minniie can prepare the whole Vinted listing around the enhanced photo for you.
- How many photos can I enhance?
- Enhance shares a monthly photo-edit allowance with background removal; the amount depends on your plan. Your wardrobe uploads themselves are separate.