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The new AI-powered virtual wardrobe lets Google Photos users automatically organize clothing items from their images, making it easier to browse and plan outfits.
Google has expanded access to its AI-driven virtual closet feature, which draws inspiration from the popular film Clueless. This tool automatically constructs a digital wardrobe by analyzing images stored in a user's photo library. The capability was initially released exclusively for Android devices back in June. Following that limited launch, the company has now made the feature widely accessible to a much larger audience. Users running either Android or iOS operating systems can now utilize this new function. The update marks a significant step in integrating artificial intelligence into everyday photo management tools for mobile users across both major platforms.
Google Photos is a cloud-based photo storage and management service that uses AI to analyze images; virtual wardrobe features let users create digital catalogs of their clothing, a trend seen in fashion tech apps.
- •Future updates or new features for the virtual closet
- •User feedback and adoption rates across Android and iOS
- •Potential integration with shopping or styling services