Google's AI-powered virtual apparel try-on tool is now in India; Guide to how to use the 'Try On' feature

The new Try on tool is powered by Google's custom AI model for fashion. It is capable of understanding both the human body and the nuances of clothing, like how different materials fold, stretch and drape on different body shapes.

Search engine giant Google, earlier this year at I/O 2025 event, offered a sneak peek at its advanced generative Artificial Intelligence (gen AI)-powered 'Try it on' tool.

The amazing feature now called 'Try on' will enhance the 3D virtual shopping experience for customers in India. It will allow users to check out how they look in the new outfit with just a photo of the actual physical dress.

The company has used a custom AI model for fashion. It is capable of understanding both the human body and the nuances of clothing, like how different materials fold, stretch and drape on different body shapes. This way, the users will be able to see how a piece of clothing would actually look on them from just a single photo of themselves.

Google Try on feature.

Here's how to use the 'Try On' feature:

Step 1: Search for clothes on Google Shopping (here) and look for items that have a 'try it on' icon on the product listing

Step 2: It will ask the user to upload a full-length photo of themselves.

For best results, ensure it's a full-body shot with good lighting and fitted clothing. Within moments, he/she can see how the garment will look on them.

Google launches 'Try on' feature in India.

As you can see GIF above, the user can switch clothes on their body with ease.

Users can experiment with new styles, and they can also share them with friends, get feedback instantly. This will help in making the decision faster, whether to buy it or try another.

Users can also share with family or friends instantly. This way, users can make a decision faster on whether to buy it or try another.

Google Try on feature.

In a related development, Google recently launched a new Nano Banana Pro image editing tool.

The latest version is capable of generating more accurate, context-rich visuals based on enhanced reasoning, world knowledge and real-time information.

With the Nano Bananan Pro-infused Gemini app, users can visualise their thoughts on the screen. It can churn out diagrams or infographics by uploading a photo of the handwritten notes.

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