Google expands its AI virtual clothing try-on tool to Colombia in Google Shopping
Google enabled its "Try On" tool in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Mexico. It uses an image-generation model specialized in fashion to show how a garment would look on a personal photo. It works with tops, pants, dresses and shoes from the Google Shopping inventory. It requires a Google account, being over 18 and having Web Activity and Search Personalization enabled. It excludes lingerie, swimwear, accessories and sponsored products.
In 40 seconds
- The feature is now available in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Mexico, after operating in the US, Canada, UK, Japan, India and Australia.
- The system interprets posture, body proportions and how fabric drapes to generate a realistic image of the garment worn.
- It allows trying on tops, pants, dresses and shoes from the Google Shopping inventory, but not lingerie, swimwear or accessories.
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