On October 9th, Beijing time 8th nightGoogleAnnounce the Generating AI function "Try On" formally supports the trial shoes, which can be accessed onlineTry some sneakers or high heels.
Users click on the “Try it on” button on the commodity page, and then upload a full-body photograph to start, using a way to use the virtual pass-through experience while shopping in an online window。
Google says this function is capable of"Shape and depth" of sensory clothing, to retain these nuances when demonstrating the effects of the trials. Try On will also display a recent sample of the product that the user has been trying to wear, allowing a quick comparison of the effects of different shoes on the user。
In short, Terry On allows users toIt's about how you look and what you wearTHERE IS NO NEED TO GO TO THE REAL STORE TO TRY AND WEAR MANY CLOTHES. HOWEVER, GIVEN THAT THE PRODUCT IS STILL AI, THERE MAY BE DEVIATIONS IN PHYSICAL FORM, PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OR CLOTHING DETAILS COMPARED TO REAL PEOPLE AND REAL PRODUCTS。
Google reminds that only full-body photographs that belong to the user or to the user have access can be uploaded. Please ensure that there is sufficient light, that the background is clean, that the clothing is not loose, and that the camera position is moderate。
Earlier this year, Terry On updated only Google Search and Google shopping in the United States. 1AI understands that this functionality has now been extended to Canada, Australia and Japan。
In addition, Google launched an experimental application earlier this year called Doppl, where users can use their own animated images or AI models to test costumes and explore different shapes and styles。