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Fitclick - Attach Outfits & Apply Pose (Rest Position)

by Khaled Alghufaily·Workflow

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Why we like it

FitClick stands out in the superhive library for handling clothing, hair, and accessory binding in a single click while keeping the process non-destructive. The Pro Max Rest Position freeze, which preserves shape keys and the original rig binding, is its most distinctive addition.

What is Fitclick - Attach Outfits & Apply Pose (Rest Position)?

FitClick is a Blender add-on for fitting clothing, hair, and accessories to a rigged character. You roughly align a piece, select it, and click to bind it to the rig, with no bone selection, weight painting, vertex groups, or cleanup. When only one character is visible in the scene, FitClick identifies the correct rig automatically, and the binding stays non-destructive.

The add-on ships in three versions built on a shared core. Basic covers clothing and single-character scenes. Pro adds the Smart Accessories System, which binds glasses, watches, headphones, rings, earrings, belts, and bags to the head or neck bone based on placement. Pro Max adds the Smart Face Hair Binder for eyebrows, eyelashes, beards, and head hair, binding hair meshes only while preserving their shape keys and following facial expressions.

Pro Max also includes a one-click Rest Position freeze that converts any pose, whether T-Pose, A-Pose, or custom, into a new Rest Position while preserving shape keys and keeping the original rig binding. FitClick supports Rigify, ARP, and custom rigs, and runs on Blender 4.1 through 5 across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Who is Fitclick - Attach Outfits & Apply Pose (Rest Position) best for?

Fitclick - Attach Outfits & Apply Pose (Rest Position) is best for blender artists fitting clothing, hair, and accessories onto rigged characters.

How much does Fitclick - Attach Outfits & Apply Pose (Rest Position) cost?

Fitclick - Attach Outfits & Apply Pose (Rest Position) is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • One-click bind of selected garments to the character's rig, with no weight painting, vertex groups, or cleanup
  • Automatic body detection that identifies the correct rig when only one character is visible in the scene
  • Smart Face Hair Binder (Pro Max) that binds hair meshes only, ignores clothes and accessories, and preserves hair shape keys
  • Smart Accessories System (Pro and Pro Max) that binds items to the head or neck bone based on placement, supporting glasses, watches, headphones, rings, earrings, belts, and bags
  • T-Pose Freeze (Pro Max) that converts any pose into a Rest Position in one click while preserving shape keys and rig binding
  • Unbind Hair and Unbind Accessories to remove specific bindings without affecting clothes, hair, or rig linking
  • Compatible with Rigify, ARP, and custom rigs, and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux

Tags

#Blender#rigging#character#clothing#hair#accessories#binding

Frequently asked questions

Does FitClick work with Blender 4.1 and later?

FitClick supports Blender 4.1 through 5, so it runs on current releases within that range. It binds clothing, hair, and accessories to your rig without weight painting, vertex groups, or manual cleanup. All versions support Rigify, ARP, and custom rigs, so the add-on fits into most character setups. If you are on a Blender build outside the 4.1 to 5 range, check the developer's page before installing to confirm it matches your version.

What rig types does FitClick support?

FitClick works with Rigify, ARP, and custom rigs across all of its versions, so it is not tied to a single armature type. When only one character is visible in the scene, it detects the correct rig automatically and links the selected garments to it. For multi-character scenes in the Basic version, you select both the body and the clothes together so the add-on knows which rig to bind to. This keeps binding consistent whether you use a generated or hand-built rig.

Which operating systems does FitClick run on?

FitClick runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, covering the three main desktop platforms. The add-on handles clothing, hair, and accessory binding the same way across systems, with no platform-specific setup called out. Because it works inside Blender 4.1 through 5, keeping Blender within that supported range matters more than your operating system choice. For installation details specific to your platform, the developer's page is the best reference to consult before you download.

What is the difference between FitClick Basic, Pro, and Pro Max?

FitClick comes in three versions built on one core. Basic handles quick clothing work and single-character scenes, linking selected clothes to the correct rig automatically. Pro is built for full scenes with clothing and accessories and adds the Smart Accessories System, which binds items to the head or neck bone based on placement. Pro Max adds the Smart Face Hair Binder for hair meshes and the one-click Rest Position freeze that preserves shape keys and rig binding. Choose the version that matches how many piece types you need to bind.

Is FitClick free?

FitClick is listed as free in this catalog, though it ships in Basic, Pro, and Pro Max versions with different feature sets. Because licensing and version tiers can change over time, the developer's page is the place to confirm current terms before you download. There you can also see which features belong to each version, such as the Smart Accessories System in Pro and the Rest Position freeze in Pro Max, so you can pick the right tier for your work.

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