Google Photos ‘Clueless’-inspired virtual closet is now available on Android and iOS
The AI-powered feature builds a virtual wardrobe from your photos, and is now broadly available after first rolling out to Android users in June.
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Google has released an AI-powered virtual closet feature that analyzes photos of outfits and organizes them digitally, allowing users to filter items by category and create different outfit combinations. The feature is now available across supported markets on both Android and iOS devices, following an initial rollout that began on Android in the summer. The tool was inspired by a similar digital wardrobe system featured in the movie "Clueless" and is designed to help users organize and plan their clothing without sharing their wardrobe data with third parties. This launch arrives alongside other Google Photos updates, including new AI-powered editing and filtering capabilities.
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