Exploring Google’s New AI Try-On Tool for Fashion Fans
By Eric Hal Schwartz
Published on May 21, 2025
Google has launched a new online tool that uses AI to show how clothes might look on you. The tool works by letting users put their own picture into the system before they shop. It now works in the U.S. through Google Search Labs. This tool may change the way people shop for clothing online.
Getting Started with Try-On
To use the tool, switch it on in Google Search Labs. Next, upload a full-length photo of yourself. Then, click over to the Google Shopping tab to find clothes. When you select an item, a button appears to try it on. A click shows you a simulated view of the item on your photo. The process takes about ten seconds.
Limitations and Capabilities
The tool works with many clothing items, but not all. It currently fits shirts, pants, dresses, and skirts. Some items do not join the tool. For example, swimwear and costumes are not part of this test, though shorts do work. Jackets and coats join the tool as well. I even saw copies of clothes worn by Elvis Presley. I could see a new spin on his well-known looks from past decades. The tool helps you test bold ideas with your style.
Impressive Realism with Technical Flaws
This tool sets details in the image with care. I tried different summer outfits. The system adjusted shoes and socks to fit my stance. Some errors appeared; for example, my legs looked too slim. Such faults show that the tool is still young. Many users may find that it cuts down on the guesswork of online shopping.
The Future of Online Fashion Shopping
A virtual try-on cannot match the real fit in a store. Yet this tool gives a better view than holding a cloth up to a mirror. It lets you see styles quickly before you decide to buy. This may result in fewer returns for online shops. A clearer image can help buyers pick with care. The tool might also give simple style advice that fits your look.
Conclusion
Google’s new tool marks a step forward for online shopping. As more stores join, shoppers may soon enjoy a smoother and more interactive style check. Even if you still try clothes in a store, this tool gives you a handy way to check your wardrobe choices. Stay with us for more news on tech and fashion.
