Design the exact set you want. Finger by finger.

Every decision a real set involves

Start with the foundations: eight shapes — almond, oval, round, square, squoval, coffin, ballerina and stiletto — and four lengths, from short and practical to XL. Shape and length apply across the whole hand, the way a real set does, so what you design is what a tech can actually sculpt.

Then colour. Pick any polish colour you can imagine, paint all ten nails at once or work finger by finger, and add french tips when you want that clean classic line — with control over the tip colour, so a red micro-french or a gold tip is as easy as a white one.

Finishes that read like the real thing

A colour is only half the story — the finish is what people notice. Nailly renders glossy, chrome, glazed, milky and matte finishes so you can see the difference between a mirror chrome and a soft glazed sheen before anyone opens a bottle.

Finishes apply per nail, so you can mix a matte base with one chrome accent finger, or keep the whole hand milky and sheer. If you have ever struggled to explain the difference between "shiny" and "glazed" to someone at the salon, this is the part you will love.

Art, exactly where you want it

Add stickers and motifs, place lettering, or go fully freehand and draw your own art directly on a nail. Everything is placed per finger, so the accent nail is truly an accent nail — not a vague idea you hope translates.

When you are done, the design is a precise, layered recipe: base, tips, finish, art, per finger. That is what makes everything else in Nailly work — trying it on your own hand, sending it to an artist, or showing any tech exactly how to recreate it.