This Google Meet tool could help you look better in meetings - even the early ones

"Everyone has had at least one rough morning where they rolled out of bed 10 minutes before taking a virtual meeting, and after rushing to brush your teeth and tame your hair, you didn't have time to put on makeup. To help, Google is rolling out AI-powered makeup looks in Google Meet. According to a blog post, Google's new feature offers 12 makeup looks, ranging from subtle touchups to more expressive looks."

"Google said the AI-powered makeup looks remain natural-looking throughout your meeting, even when you move your head around, touch your face, or take a sip from a drink. Google also noted that the makeup looks match your unique facial features, contributing to a seamless appearance. This feature builds on Google Meet's Portrait touch-up functionality, which allows you to gently adjust your appearance with features such as complexion smoothing, under-eye lightening, and eye whitening."

"Research suggests that spending long hours staring at oneself via a camera can lead to a distorted perception of one's physical appearance. In some cases, people resort to surgically addressing their perceived on-camera negative attributes, but Google's options are far less permanent and invasive. How to try it Google's Portrait touch-up and AI-powered makeup features are available in Google Workspace, Google's collection of cloud-based productivity and collaboration tools. Google Workspace requires a subscriptio"

Google Meet introduces AI-powered makeup looks that let users apply one of 12 virtual makeup styles during video meetings. The makeup options include eyeshadow, lipstick, blush, and eyeliner in shades from light pinks and reds to natural oranges and browns. The AI keeps makeup natural-looking while users move, touch their face, or sip a drink, and adapts to each user's unique facial features for seamless appearance. The feature builds on existing Portrait touch-up tools like complexion smoothing, under-eye lightening, and eye whitening. The makeup and Portrait touch-up features are available to Google Workspace subscribers.

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