Google Expands Digital Wardrobe Feature in Photos for AI Pro and Ultra Subscribers

Google has expanded its digital wardrobe feature within Google Photos to all users with a Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription across the United States, India, and Brazil. The tool uses photo scanning technology to create an organized catalog of clothing items from photos taken by users. This virtual wardrobe allows subscribers to view individual pieces of their outfits separately and try on new combinations virtually using augmented reality features. The rollout marks a broader availability after initial testing phases with select groups. The feature is part of Google's strategy to integrate AI-driven tools into its consumer services, enhancing user engagement while promoting higher-tier subscription adoption.

By Emma Roth · The Verge ·

Google Expands Digital Wardrobe Feature in Photos for AI Pro and Ultra Subscribers

Topics: AI Consumer Tech Digital Wardrobe Google

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