Make the kind of flat-lay "measurement chart" buyers expect on resale and flea-market listings (Mercari, Depop, Vinted, etc.). Choose a garment — tops, pants or skirt — and type the centimetre values for shoulder, chest, length and sleeve, or waist, rise, inseam, thigh, hem and total length. The tool draws a clean schematic of the garment with double-arrow measurement lines and labels like "Shoulder 42cm" at each point. Add an item name at the top (e.g. "UNIQLO size L") and choose a white or transparent background. The silhouette is a schematic that shows where each measurement is taken, so it does not stretch to match your numbers. A clear diagram communicates fit far better than a wall of text and cuts down on sizing questions and returns. Nothing is uploaded: the drawing and PNG export run entirely on the canvas in your browser.
How to use
- Pick the garment (tops, pants or skirt).
- Type the measurements in cm (only the relevant fields are shown).
- Optionally add an item name and choose the background (white or transparent).
- Click Download PNG and attach the chart to your listing. Nothing is sent anywhere.
FAQ
Are my measurements uploaded to a server?
No. Drawing the diagram and exporting the PNG run entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your measurements, item name and the generated image are never uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere — everything is processed on your device.
Does the silhouette change shape to match my numbers?
No. The silhouette is a schematic that shows where each measurement is taken; it does not stretch with your values. The cm you type appear as labels on the measurement lines, which is all a listing diagram needs to communicate fit.
Which garments are supported?
Tops (shoulder, chest, length, sleeve), pants (waist, rise, inseam, thigh, hem, total length) and skirts (waist, length, hem). Switching garment shows only the fields for that item.
Can the background be transparent?
Yes. Set the background to Transparent and everything except the garment outline and measurement lines becomes transparent, so the chart blends into your listing. Choose White if you'd rather print it or want a solid background.
How are blank fields shown?
Fields you leave empty are drawn as "Shoulder —" with a dash, which is handy if you want to fill some values in by hand later or deliberately leave a measurement out.