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Google Photos can now help you build outfits using items you already own

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In Short: Google Photos is rolling out a new virtual wardrobe tool that uses your past photos to identify and organize your clothing items, helping you build outfits without the hassle.

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The feature, which has been under development since April, is rolling out gradually to eligible Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the US. According to Droid Life, the virtual wardrobe tool will use your past pictures to identify clothing items you own and then use that information to create a virtual wardrobe of all those items, along with recommended outfits you can build from them.

To set it up, users will need to ensure Google Photos is toggled ON in Connected Apps within Gemini Spark. The tool is part of a wider rollout of new features for Google Photos within Gemini Spark, which also includes the ability to find all vacation selfies, erase background crowds, and center you in the shots.

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