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Google has taken a significant step forward in revolutionizing the online shopping experience with the launch of its new AI-powered "Vision Match" feature for its Shopping tab. This innovative tool enables users to search for clothing items using descriptive words, making it easier to find the perfect product. Additionally, the tech giant is expanding its augmented reality (AR) beauty and virtual try-on capabilities, further enhancing the shopping experience for its users.
The "Vision Match" feature, available now for U.S. users on mobile, allows shoppers to describe a garment they have in mind, and then the AI suggests ideas based on the description, along with the best available matches that users can purchase. This feature has been available to testers as an experimental feature in Labs since 2023, and its official launch marks a significant milestone in Google's efforts to leverage AI in e-commerce.
To use "Vision Match", users can simply type an idea into the search bar and scroll to the "Can't find it? Create it" prompt or go to the left panel in the Shopping tab and select "Create & Shop." This feature has the potential to greatly simplify the online shopping experience, making it easier for users to find what they're looking for and reducing the time spent browsing through countless product listings.
In addition to the "Vision Match" feature, Google is also expanding its AR beauty capability, which was introduced last year. The updated feature now allows users to try on and shop for multiple makeup products simultaneously, including lipsticks, mascaras, eyeshadows, and eyeliners from a range of brands such as E.L.F, Fenty, Glossier, and more. Users can search for a specific makeup look, such as "soft glam", and then select "See the looks on you" and "Try it on" to virtually wear the desired products.
Furthermore, Google is expanding its virtual try-on experience, which was introduced in 2023 to let customers see how garments look on different models. The updated feature now allows shoppers to visualize pants and skirts from hundreds of brands on real-life models in sizes ranging from XXS to XXL. This enhancement is expected to greatly improve the online shopping experience, especially for users who struggle to find clothing that fits well.
Since introducing generative AI to Search in 2023, Google has continuously enhanced its Shopping tab with this technology. For instance, last year, the tab included an AI summary on the search results page, providing users with key information when looking up products. The company's continued investment in AI-powered features is a testament to its commitment to revolutionizing the e-commerce landscape.
The launch of "Vision Match" and the expansion of AR beauty and virtual try-on capabilities mark a significant step forward in Google's efforts to create a more immersive and personalized shopping experience. As the e-commerce landscape continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how these features impact the way users shop online and how other companies respond to these innovations.
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