Google finally launched its virtual clothes try-on feature after launching it several times and then demoing it again at Google I/O. Google also launched price alerts to let users specify an amount that will trigger the alert.
Virtual try-on is now live in the US. This allows searchers and shoppers to upload a photo of themselves and use AI to virtually try on clothes. Google said, “try on is launching in the U.S.,” ” you easily try on styles from the billions of apparel items in our Shopping Graph across Search, Google Shopping and even product results on Google Images,” Google added.
Here is a GIF of it in action:
To get started, tap on any product listing across Google or any apparel product result on Google Images and tap the “try it on” icon. Upload a full-length photo of yourself and Google will show you options
Price alerts in Google can now be customized to be triggered when it hits a specific dollar amount. So now you can tell Google to only notify you when the product you are tracking goes below a certain amount.
Starting to roll out today, when U.S. shoppers hit “track price” to set an alert for a product, you can specify your preferred size and color, as well as the price you want to pay, Google wrote.
Here is what it looks like:
I use other sites for this but it seems like Google is now doing it as well.
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