Google has introduced the Doppl app for virtual clothing try-ons.

Google has introduced an experimental app called Doppl, which uses artificial intelligence to let users virtually try on clothes on a digital version of themselves. Users in the US can already download the app for iOS and Android.

To use Doppl, you need to upload a full-size photo of yourself, after which you can select any clothing images — from store windows, social media, or taken personally — and virtually try them on. The app generates an image with your digital avatar wearing the selected outfit, and can also convert static images into videos to show how the outfit would look in motion.

Users can save their favorite looks, share them, and browse their entire virtual fitting wardrobe. Doppl builds upon existing Google Shopping technologies that allow online clothing try-ons, but now the focus has shifted to personalization: the fitting occurs not on models, but on an animated version of the user's body.

Doppl is an experiment from Google Labs, so the accuracy of fit, clothing details, and visualization may not always be flawless. No information has been provided yet about its launch in other countries.

Source: TechCrunch