The new Doppl application of Google allows you to try clothes

Google Labs performs Virtual Outfit experiences with a new demo application called Doppl, the company Announced in a blog post. You can download a picture of yourself and any clothes to find out how it will look at you and you can even create a video created from the artificial intelligence of yourself and the clothes in the movement.

To use it, first download a full image of the body for yourself, then choose pictures or screen shots of clothes. For example, you can snapshot or download photos from sources like Pinterest or clothing sites, or take pictures of clothes from sites such as savings stores. You can even take a picture of a friend wearing the desired outfit.

Once the outfit is determined, DOPPL (short for Doppelgängr One) will be created a picture created from artificial intelligence that you wear even and convert the fixed image into a moving video clip. You can continue to browse groups, provide your favorites and share different looks. It may not work completely for you – Google pointed out that “Doppl is in its first days and … the details of the appearance and clothes may not always be accurate.”

Google recently revealed a A similar experience feature For the shopping experience, but DOPPL works carefully as an independent application. It seems that this type of things that people can enjoy, especially on social media, but it may also help Google collect data about user purchase and shopping habits. The app is now available IOS and AndroidBut only in the United States now.

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