Mix, match and hit the runway

Pick one of four characters, pull open the wardrobe drawers and build an outfit from a hundred hand-drawn pieces. Recolour anything you like, add a pet, then send the whole look down the runway.

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Genre: Dress-up
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Dress Up Studio

Dress Up Studio is a drawing board rather than a game. A character stands on a little round stage under a soft spotlight, and every drawer of the wardrobe slides out as a tab along the bottom: hair, tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes, hats, glasses, extras, face paint and pets. Tap a piece and it goes on, tap it again and it comes off. There are four characters to choose from with different heights and builds, eight skin tones each, three poses and six expressions, so the person you dress can look like whoever you want them to.

Every piece has its own strip of twelve colours, and most of the fabric can be switched between plain, stripes, dots, plaid, denim and knit, which means one t-shirt is really dozens. Layering is handled for you: a coat goes over the top you already picked, a scarf goes over the coat, and a long skirt still falls behind the jacket. The undo button remembers your last twenty changes, the dice button throws together a whole random look in one tap, and eight backgrounds move the stage to a beach, a city at night, a park, a castle hall, deep space, the snow or a theatre.

When the outfit is ready, hit the runway. The character walks a lit catwalk with cameras flashing, strikes a cheeky pose at the end and gets a shower of confetti. Anything you are proud of can be saved to a gallery that lives in your browser, and any look can be downloaded as a picture to keep. Everything is drawn as clean vector shapes, so it stays sharp on a phone or a big screen, and it all works with a finger, a mouse or the keyboard.

Tips for Dress Up Studio

There is no score in Dress Up Studio, so the only aim is a look you like. Start by choosing one of the four characters, a skin tone, a pose and an expression, then dress them in the bigger pieces first, a top and bottoms or a dress, before adding shoes, hats, glasses and extras. Layering is handled for you, so a coat and a scarf go on in the right order without any fuss.

Each piece has twelve colours, and most fabrics switch between plain, stripes, dots, plaid, denim and knit, so try changing a pattern before you swap a piece. If you are stuck for ideas, the dice button (R on a keyboard) throws together a random outfit you can then adjust, and undo (Z) goes back up to twenty changes, so experimenting costs nothing. Pick one of the eight backgrounds to suit the look, then press Space to send it down the runway. Save the looks you like to the gallery, or download them as a picture.

Frequently asked questions

Is Dress Up Studio free to play?

Yes. Dress Up Studio is free to play in your browser on Kiloo, with nothing to download and no account to create. Looks you save go into a gallery kept in your browser, and any look can be downloaded as a picture.

Can I play Dress Up Studio on my phone?

Yes. It works with a finger, a mouse or the keyboard, and everything is drawn as clean vector shapes, so it stays sharp on a small screen. On a phone you drag clothes onto your character and tap the heart to save the look.

Can I save my outfits in Dress Up Studio?

Yes. Tap or click the heart to save a look to the gallery, which lives in your browser. You can also download any look as a PNG picture to keep, which is handy if you want to show it to someone.

What does the runway do in Dress Up Studio?

When the outfit is ready, the runway sends your character down a lit catwalk with cameras flashing. They strike a pose at the end and get a shower of confetti. On a keyboard, Space opens the runway.