New Delhi: Google’s latest shopping tool will help users with everything from trying on the latest trends to redesigning their space and finding everything at the right place. Whether users are still on the hunt for the perfect styling at a good price, these shopping tools will be their perfect friend, providing a well-organised wardrobe for their clothing. They have introduced the trial of the tools as a limited experiment in the Search Labs, allowing shoppers to upload a photo of themselves and use AI to virtually try on clothes. Try on is launching in the United States, letting user easily try on styles from the billions of apparel items in their shopping graph across search, Google Shopping and even product results on Google Images.
See what clothes look like on *you* before you tap to buy with our new try on tool in Search Labs. 👖 Learn more → https://t.co/aAf3kfR7pF #GoogleIO pic.twitter.com/nZgynJLZ81
— Google (@Google) May 27, 2025
To get started, tap on any product listing across Google or any apparel product result on Google Images, and then tap the ‘Try it on’ icon. Upload a full-length photo of users, and within moments, they see what they might look like wearing those clothes. Users can scroll through other looks they’ve tried, save their favorites, and share with their friends.
Users also upgraded their price alerts so it’s easier to grab the perfect item as soon as it falls into their budget. Starting to roll out, Google has made it for the users. United States shoppers can track prices to set an alert for a product, user can specify their preferred size and color, as well as the price they want to pay. The shopping Graph products and prices from all across the web, so they’ll let users know when there’s an offer that meets their criteria. No more constantly checking to see if the bag users are eyeing is finally at the right place for users, so they won’t forget to come back to the product they loved to purchase.
Finding ways to style the season’s hot trends or looking for fresh décor ideas is getting even easier with the help of AI. Starting this fall in the United States, users will be able to explore shoppable outfits and room inspiration right from AI Mode, whether they are looking for style for a green, flowy dress for a garden party or design ideas for their bedroom. Their vision matches technology, which will generate a range of visual options for their query and use the 50 billion products in the shopping graph to show product listings for visual matches they think they like.
