Copy an Inspiration

Don't want to start from a blank page? An Inspiration is a finished style guide our team marked as an example. Browse them on the public Inspiration page, or inside the app under Style Guides → Inspiration.

Copy is how you turn one into a style guide in your own account. You're not editing the original — you're starting from a structure that's already been dressed. The catalog is live: if we change the Inspiration later, your copy does not change.

How to Copy

Signed in, open an Inspiration and tap Copy. In a few seconds you'll have a new, unpublished style guide: the People, the Palette, and the Catalog pieces, ready to rename and tweak.

If you're signed out, Get Started on the public page takes you to sign-up. After you're in, open Inspiration from the sidebar and Copy from there.

What comes with it

• People — labels, ages, and genders, so the picker is already filtered.
• The Palette — attached to the new guide, and auto-favorited for you.
• Catalog items — the shoppable pieces, sitting on the right people.

Closet pieces never copy. Copying one of your own style guides from inside the account is a separate flow — Closet references stay on that copy; the photos aren't cloned.

After you Copy

The new guide is yours. Rename it, swap a Person, change a dress, pick a different Palette (that last one takes the copied items off — How Palettes work). Then publish and email the family like any other guide.

Free accounts can Copy as long as you're under the one-style-guide limit. If Copy would put you over, we'll ask you to upgrade. People on the Inspiration can be more than three — that's grandfathered. Future adds on that guide stay gated.

What Copy is not

It isn't a live link back to the original. Edits you make don't change the Inspiration, and later edits to the Inspiration don't flow into your guide. It's a starting point, then it's yours.