Google Photos AI Feature: Nowadays, AI features are being seen in everything from smartphones to laptops. Google has also added a new AI powered feature Wardrobe to its Photos app. It has just been launched for Android users. The feature will also be rolled out for iOS users later this year.
How does the feature work?
The new wardrobe feature of Google Photos is based on AI. It uses artificial intelligence to automatically create a custom “wardrobe” collection based on the clothes you see in your photo library.
What are its benefits?
- It’s giving you a new way to manage and view your wardrobe from your old photos.
- You can filter it by category. View everything together or view a single category such as jewellery, top or bottom.
- With this you can easily find those things which are kept in some corner of the cupboard and after a time you forget that you even have them.
- You can create a new set by mixing clothing items together. You can then share them with friends or save them on a digital moodboard.
- You can create different moodboards for different occasions like summer weddings, a trip to Italy, or clothes to wear to work.
- You can try wearing the clothes virtually. Before wearing clothes, check how a dress will look on you.
How to use?
This feature is very easy to use. You select different things and then click on “Try it on” to see its preview. Currently, it has been brought for Android devices. The feature will also be available for iOS users by the end of this year.
About the authorMona DixitMona Dixit is an experienced journalist in the world of technology and gadgets. She is currently associated with Times Online as the Principal Digital Content Producer. Active in the field of journalism for the last 9 years, Mona has closely observed and covered the changing landscape of technology and consumer electronics. As a tech journalist, Mona specializes in reviews of new gadgets, launch events and changes happening in the world of AI. She not only keeps a keen eye on the latest smartphones, but also deeply examines audio devices and wearables. Mona also has a strong understanding of consumer electronics, AI innovation and the smartphone market. He is an expert in converting complex things of technology into simple life-hacks (Tips & Tricks) and accurately analyzing future technology. Mona believes that the real measure of technology is not just its ‘specifications’ but ‘user experience’. His real skill is to translate complex technical terminology into simple and colloquial language, so that even a common reader can take full advantage of the technology. For them the ultimate purpose of technology is to make life simpler and better. Mona’s real skill is to convey difficult technical information to the readers in easy and colloquial language. He believes that the real purpose of technology is to make life simpler. After Bachelor of Science, Mona has done post graduation in Journalism and Mass Communication from IMS Noida, Meerut University. Before joining Times Online, she had worked with leading technology websites – Techlusive and Newsbytes.… read more
