Google Doppl, a new app that allows you to display as a suit might look

Google hook up a new experimental app called Doppl that uses AI to display as different clothes may look, the company announced Thursday. The app is available on iOS and it Android in the United States

Doppl is conceived to let you try tryouts on dressing on a digital version of yourself. The app work first to charge a body of the body full of yourself. From here, you can use photos or screenshots of different dresses to try to try. These images could be a pic of a clothes you see you in a thrift shop or in a friend, or even a suitcase that you see through social media.

Once you select a clothes you want to display, Doppl will create an image of a virtual version of yourself by wearing the clothes. Doppl can also take these static pictures and converted in generated videos to be able to get a better sense of how the dress is looking in real life.

You can save your favorite aspect and navigate through all your other virtual traits. Further, you can still share your look with others.

The technical giant says the new app build Google shopping has launched recently Ability that you allow to test clothes virtually. Launch the functionality in a standalone app is that the function while allowing people to explore their style and interactive, society believes. May also help Google Collect more data on how the applications likes this you could work, to help their future endeavors in space.

While Google has offered Virtual test of technology beforePrevious features are focused on showing items on a different bodies of models bodies. With Doppl, the company allows you to try clothes on a animated version of your own body.

“We hope to doppl help you explore your style in new and exciting ways”, Google said in a post blog. “As a Google Labs, Dapp’s experiment is in his early days and could not have good things. Fit, the appearance and details of the dress cannot always be accurate.”

Date that Doppl is an experimental launch, is unknown when or if Google plans to bring the app to additional regions.