US EditionGoogle Photos Will Let You Try on Clothes You Already Have in the Wardrobe, or Just Screenshotted
The feature will build a digital closet from users’ photos and let them mix outfits, share looks, and virtually try them on.
- Google Photos announced an AI-powered Wardrobe feature on Wednesday that will turn personal photo libraries into a digital closet for outfit planning and virtual try-ons.
- Taking inspiration from the iconic virtual closet in the movie Clueless, the feature aims to help users manage their clothing and eliminate "nothing to wear" mornings, evenings, vacations, and special occasions.
- The tool identifies items like Tops, Bottoms, Jewelry, and more to create a catalog, allowing users to mix and match pieces or virtually try on new looks in around 30 to 45 seconds.
- Launching later this summer, the feature will first arrive on Android devices before expanding to iOS, where it will appear under the Collections tab.
- Reflecting Google's strategy of baking AI assistants directly into services, the feature competes with existing apps like Acloset and Combyne rather than operating as a standalone tool.
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Google Photos gets Wardrobe tool: How the new AI feature helps plan outfits easily
Google has announced a big upgrade for Google Photos: the Wardrobe feature. This new tool uses AI to organise all the clothes in your photo library, basically turning your collection of pictures into a digital closet. How will it work? The app will scan your saved photos, picks out outfits and accessories, and sorts everything automatically. So it spots things like shirts, jeans, jackets, shoes, bags—pretty much anything you’d find in a closet—a…
I tried Google’s new AI wardrobe feature with Motorola’s Razr — and it turns your photos into a surprisingly useful digital closet full of outfits
Google Photos’ new AI wardrobe feature builds a digital closet from your photos, organizes outfits, and even offers virtual try-ons. I tried it on Motorola’s new Razr devices, and it’s a surprisingly compelling look at how AI could reshape your camera roll.
Google Fotos presented two new functions powered by generational artificial intelligence in collaboration with Motorola. These tools allow people to create a digital wardrobe on their device and access highlights of their gallery on a daily basis.The announcement coincided with the launch of Motorola's razr 70 series. Both companies explained that the novelties work directly with images stored in the user's library.One of the main tools is named…
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