The prompt it starts from
Build a hairstyle studio. Let me upload a selfie, pick a hairstyle, and swipe through a look book of different styles.Best Free Hairstyle Try-On Apps? Build Your Own in 2026
Auto builds a small app around your photo — a Frame — from one sentence describing what you want. No code, no app store, no waiting.
71 published Frames · 66 things people build · 801 build guides
Take the photo.
Say what you want.
Build a hairstyle studio. Let me upload a selfie, pick a hairstyle, and swipe through a look book of different styles.
A prompt from AI Hairstyle Try-On
It's an app.
Hairstyle Studio Open in Auto
Take the photo.
Say what you want.
Create a plant ID app that identifies a plant from a photo, then shows a short results page — common name, scientific name, distinguishing traits, toxicity, pet safety, and native range.…
A prompt from Plant Identifier
It's an app.
Plant ID Open in Auto
Take the photo.
Say what you want.
Build a fit check app. Analyze the outfit photo like a professional stylist. Identify each garment, describe fit and silhouette, pull the color palette, and note formality and style. Show…
A prompt from Outfit Rating & Style Feedback
It's an app.
Fit Check Open in Auto Real published Frames. Real prompts from the guides below.
Every one of these is a real mini-app someone built from a photo and published to the Auto library. Open one to see what it does, then build your own version.
All 71 Frames
Hairstyle Studio AI Hairstyle Try-On
Meal Tracker Calorie & Macro Tracker
Plant ID Plant Identifier
Fit Check Outfit Rating & Style Feedback
Muppet Maker Muppetize Photo
Star Twin Celebrity Lookalike Finder
Polaroid Throwbacks Decade/Retro Photo Filter
Crochet Me Crochet Toy Generator
Glow Guide Makeup & Skincare Advisor
Color Check Personal Color Analysis
Bill Splitter Bill Splitter
Poster Studio Movie Poster Generator
LooksMax Pro Looksmaxing Analyzer
Fridge to Fork Recipe from Ingredients/Meal Photo Whatever you can photograph. These are the things people have actually built and published so far — each one links to a guide for making your own version.
Auto is camera-first: the photo comes before the app. Everything after it is a conversation.
Say what you want in one sentence. Auto writes a small app — a Frame — and builds it around the photo you just took.
Tell it what to fix and it rebuilds in place: a different result page, another field, a screen you forgot you needed.
It stays in your library, tied to your photos. Publish it and other people can install your Frame and make it theirs.
Real Frames people published, and the guides that walk through building your own — starting from the prompt each one begins with.
Hairstyle Studio The prompt it starts from
Build a hairstyle studio. Let me upload a selfie, pick a hairstyle, and swipe through a look book of different styles.Best Free Hairstyle Try-On Apps? Build Your Own in 2026
Plant ID Their first prompt
Create a plant ID app that identifies a plant from a photo, then shows a short results page — common name, scientific name, distinguishing traits, toxicity, pet safety, and native range. Keep it concise.How I Built My Own Plant Identifier App (And You Can Too)
Fit Check The prompt it starts from
Build a fit check app. Analyze the outfit photo like a professional stylist. Identify each garment, describe fit and silhouette, pull the color palette, and note formality and style. Show a portrait photo next to a result card, a one-line summary, a few things that work, and suggestions I can preview.Build an Outfit Rating App So You Don't Have to Ask
Prompts lifted straight out of the guides. Copy one, paste it into Auto, then keep talking until it's yours.
Build a meal tracking app. Analyze food photos and estimate calories, protein, fat, and carbs, plus fiber, sugar, and sodium. Show today's meals with daily progress, a history view I can swipe through by day, trends over 7 and 30 days, and a settings screen where I set my own targets.
Build a Frame that takes a front-camera selfie, reads my skin tone and hair color, and recommends 4 clothing colors that flatter me. Show them as a clean swatch grid with a short reason under each, then 2–3 wearable outfit suggestions. Keep the tone utilitarian — a design tool, not a beauty counter.
Build a portrait drawing practice app. Each day, generate a fresh AI face with strong light and shadow — ideal for studying form. Add a button to generate a new one on demand.
Catalog my clothes with photos, store each item's price, and track how many times I wear it. Show me cost per wear per item, sorted worst to best.
Make a beautiful trading card catalog. I'll send photos of my cards and you display them on a shelf. Fetch data and card images from the internet for each one.
Identify the brand of an object in a photo, find its public company, and show its current stock performance and investment links.
801 guides across 66 things people build. Start with the most-built ones.