#virtual-try-on

#virtual-try-on

Google upgraded the Try On feature to now support shoes, in addition to other forms of clothing. Plus, Try on will soon also work in Australia, Canada and Japan, Google announced. Google wrote, "Try on's state-of-the-art AI accurately perceives shapes and depths, preserving those subtleties when showing you what something would look like on you. Finally, you can answer the age-old question: "Can I pull off these shoes?."

To virtually try on a pair of shoes, users need to tap on any product listing on Google, select the "Try It On" button, and then add a full-length photo of themselves. After a few seconds, they will see the shoes from the listing on a digital version of themselves. Users have the option to save or share the image with others.

This technology is now really good enough to do something that the fashion industry has wanted to do for about 30 years. The Clueless comparison comes up a lot, and so it's been in the public consciousness for some time, but the tech has never really been there yet,

Warby Parker has decided to discontinue its home try-on program, stating that it will focus on in-person and virtual try-on options instead.

The new AI Mode shopping feature will launch this fall in the US, designed to provide visual aids that better guide product recommendations beyond simple text descriptions.