Google’s virtual shopping tool expands to more countries, and now allows you to try shoes

Google Declare Wednesday AI feature that allows users almost experience It expands to Australia, Canada and Japan. The technology giant has also announced that the feature now allows users to experience almost shoe.

The feature works by asking users to download an image to find out how real clothes can look at it. Now, users can imagine how different pairs of shoes will look like.

To try almost a shoe, users need to click on any product list on Google, select the “Try IT On” button, then add a full image of themselves. After a few seconds, they will see the shoes from the list on a digital copy of themselves. Users have the option to save the image or share it with others.

The launch comes two months after Google introduces users’ ability to almost experience clothes using artificial intelligence. Although Google has already provided virtual experience technology before, previous features focused on displaying the elements on a variety of models bodies. With the new artificial intelligence feature, the company began to allow users to try clothes on a default version of their body.

Google was invested in the virtual attempt space in other ways as well. In June, the technology giant launched The experimental application is called Double This uses artificial intelligence to visualize how different clothes can look at you.

While both the virtual attempt feature, which now includes shoes, and a double supported with the same artificial intelligence technology, DOPPL is designed to allow shoppers to delve into the virtual attempt, helping them to organize their personal style. In addition, DOPPL can create videos created by AI so that users can get a better feeling how the outfit appears in real life.

Google is not the only company that launches virtual experience technology, as Amazon and Wal Mart Similar features.