Google Launches AI-Powered Virtual Try-On Tool for Clothing
Google has made a new virtual try-on tool that uses artificial intelligence and lets people see how clothes will look on them before they buy them. The tool can be found in the Google Shopping app. It creates a 3D image of the user's body by using machine learning. Then, the user can choose different clothes and see how they would look on them.
The virtual try-on tool is only available for a few brands and items right now, but Google hopes to add more in the coming months. Google made this tool as a way to make internet shopping easier and more personal.
How the Virtual Try-On Tool Works
Machine learning is used by the virtual try-on tool to make a 3D image of the user's body. With the Google Shopping app, the person first takes a picture of themselves. The app then makes a 3D model of the user's body based on the shot. Once the figure is made, the user can choose different clothes to try on and see how they would look.
The tool to try on clothes virtually is not perfect. The 3D models aren't always right, and the clothes might not look exactly the same on the user as they do in the model. But the tool is a big improvement over standard online shopping, where users can only see a flat image of the clothes.
Benefits of Virtual Try-On
The virtual try-on tool is useful for both users and stores in a number of ways. Users can save time and money by using the tool. They don't have to go to a store to try on clothes, and they don't have to buy clothes that don't fit or look good on them. The tool can help businesses boost their sales. When customers can try on clothes, they are more likely to buy them.
What's Next for Virtual Try-On?
Virtual try-on tools are being made by more than just Google. Amazon and eBay are also making similar tools. As technology keeps getting better, virtual try-on tools are likely to get better and be used by more people. This could make it easier for people to shop online and give them more control over what they buy.