How Google Try-On Helps You Virtually Try Clothes On with AI

Shopping for clothes online makes it hard to picture how an item will actually look on you. Google Try-On uses artificial intelligence to help shoppers see billions of apparel garments on their own body using just a single photo. It offers a helpful style preview as you explore looks from countless retailers and discover new fashion ideas.

To use Google Try-On, you must be located in a supported country, including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, the UK, and the US. You must be logged in to Google Shopping, Search, or Images on mobile or desktop, be at least 18 years old, and have Search Services History and Personalized Recommendations turned on.

Search Google for any top, bottom, or dress, then click the product you like. Select 'Try it on' if the button appears; if it doesn't, the item isn't eligible. Upload a photo of yourself or one you have permission to use. Your photo is saved for future try-ons, and you can replace or delete it at any time. Once the image is generated, you can save or share your look. Note that products labeled 'Sponsored' in Shopping Ads do not offer the try-on button.

For the most accurate results, use a full-body image from head to toe or a selfie, with no other people in the frame. Choose good lighting and a clean, uncluttered background. Stand tall with your hands visible and out of your pockets, and wear fitted clothing, since baggy outfits can distort results. Avoid holding the phone too close, sitting or crouching, shooting from far away, and uploading photos of children.

US users can take a selfie and use the Nano Banana AI model to generate a digital version of themselves for virtual try-ons. Select the module at the top of the 'Try-on' overview page to begin. The AI-generated image can be saved as your default for future try-ons. For improved body shape accuracy, select the clothing size you typically wear during setup.

Generated images may contain mistakes in body shape, personal features, or clothing details. They offer a visual approximation but do not determine or guarantee how a garment will fit. Available sizes are set by merchants, so always consult size charts, customer reviews, and product details before buying. Google encourages feedback through the 'Give feedback' link on the try-on screen to help improve the experience.

Google uses your uploaded photo only to produce the try-on look. It does not collect or store biometric data, does not use photos for training, and never shares them with other Google products or third-party affiliates. Human reviewers may evaluate image quality, but their data is disconnected from user accounts and automated tools remove identifying information. Uploaded photos must follow Google's safety guidelines and generative AI policies; adult, explicit, or shocking content is prohibited, and you may only upload images of yourself or someone whose consent you have.

If your photo does not meet the guidelines, results may be inaccurate, so consider retaking it. Repeated errors can be addressed by checking photo requirements or trying a different garment. You may only generate images of yourself or others with explicit consent. You can delete your original photo via the camera icon, delete generated images from the 'Recently tried' tray, or remove saved items from your Google Account. Not all products are eligible, and your data is not shared with third-party affiliates.

Google Try-On uses images found through Google Image Search. Domain owners, even without a Merchant Center account, can request removal of their site's images from Try-On by completing the opt-out form, and can opt back in at any time using the same form. Users retain full control over their uploaded and generated images, with the option to save, share, or delete them at any time.