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This quickstart walks through the full process of creating your first Fashion Experience (Outfit) in PeekTag as an Experience Designer. You will start in the Control Center, choose the experience type, generate the first draft with AI, refine the result, review and confirm it, and then finish setup inside the Experience panel.

Fashion Experience (Outfit)

Review the complete Outfit Experience workflow and how it fits into PeekTag.

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What you will build

You will create an Outfit Experience that helps a customer explore a curated fashion idea. The experience can include:
  • Clothing or accessory images
  • A written creative direction
  • AI-generated structured content
  • Editable sections
  • Cover and poster assets
  • Final experience settings for launch
In this guide, we use the word Experience. If parts of your interface still say Tag, treat them as the same concept while the product terminology is being updated.

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Before you start

Make sure you have:
  • Access to PeekTag
  • An outfit concept you want to build
  • Optional product or outfit reference images
  • A short written idea or prompt
  • A clear goal for the final experience
For example:

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1. Open the Control Center

Start from the main PeekTag navigation.
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Open PeekTag

Sign in to your workspace and go to the main application.
2

Tap the PeekTag icon

In the bottom navigation, tap the central PeekTag icon to open the Control Center.
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Open the Experience selector

In the Control Center, tap the Experience icon. If your interface still shows a Tag icon, use that entry point for now.

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2. Select the Outfit experience

In the Experience selector, choose the type of experience you want to design. For this quickstart:
  • Open the Experience selector
  • Browse the available options
  • Choose Outfit
This tells PeekTag what kind of experience structure to generate.

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3. Add images and describe the outfit

After selecting Outfit, return to the Control Center input area. If AI is enabled from the top-right toggle, you can generate the first experience draft using visual and written input. You can:
  • Upload outfit or clothing images
  • Add reference visuals
  • Write a short description of the desired style
  • Combine visual input with a prompt

Outfit Prompt Guide

Learn how to write effective prompts for Outfit Experiences, including images, tone, style direction, and generation goals.
When everything is ready, click Generate.

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4. Track the generated experience

After you click Generate, PeekTag starts building the first version of the experience. To follow progress:
  • Go to the Experiences page
  • Open the generated item
  • Check its current build status
This is where you monitor whether the experience is still generating, ready for refinement, or waiting for review.

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5. Refine the generated data

Once the first version is ready, refine the generated data before approval. PeekTag supports several refinement paths:

Narrative Form

Review and refine the generated content section by section in a structured form.

Full AI Refinement

Use AI to rewrite or improve the full experience draft more broadly.

Partial Refinement

Update only selected sections with AI assistance or manual changes.

Manual Editing

Edit exact content, labels, details, and customer-facing copy yourself.

AI Editing

Use AI assistance to rewrite selected content, improve tone, or polish sections.
A good workflow is to start with the generated draft, use Narrative Form for structure, Full AI Refinement for broader rewrites, and Partial Refinement for final polish.

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6. Review and confirm

After editing, click Next to continue to review.

Review & Confirm

Review the generated experience, confirm policy, and create the draft experience.
After confirmation:
  • The generated result is accepted into the flow
  • A draft experience is created
  • You can continue configuration from the main Experience panel

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7. Open the draft in the Experience panel

After the draft is created, go to the Experiences panel and open the draft item. From here, the Experience Designer can complete final setup before launch.

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8. Configure the experience

Use the Experience panel to configure the live or draft experience.

Location Settings

Connect the experience to a physical place, business location, venue, or service area.

AI Settings

Configure assistant behavior, instructions, knowledge sources, and conversation flow.

SEO Settings

Configure titles, descriptions, metadata, and search-facing information.

Analytics Settings

Track visits, engagement, interactions, and performance signals.

Customer Input Settings

Manage customer-submitted forms, requests, preferences, uploads, and lead details.

Pin an Experience

Pin or prioritize an experience in the relevant surface or workflow.

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9. Create cover and poster assets

Before launch, prepare the visual assets that make the experience presentable and shareable.

Create Cover and Poster

Create cover images, posters, share visuals, and QR-ready assets for the experience.

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10. Prepare the client kit

Once the draft, settings, and visuals are ready, package the experience for the client.

Prepare the Client Kit

Prepare the experience summary, links, QR code, assets, placement notes, and review checklist.

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Quick recap

Here is the full flow from start to finish:

Next: Outfit Prompt Guide

Learn how to write better prompts for Fashion Experience generation.