Google has launched an experimental app called Doppl, enabling users to visualize how different outfits would look on them, all with the help of AI.

Now available on iOS and Android in the U.S., Doppl allows users to create a digital version of themselves by uploading a full-body photo. From there, users can apply clothing images whether from a store, a friend, or a screenshot from social media, to see how the outfits might appear on their own body.

By turning outfit inspiration into visual simulation, Doppl could redefine how people approach online shopping, outfit planning, and personal style exploration.

The app taps into a growing demand for practical AI applications that offer personalization without requiring extensive user input. Whether you're browsing a thrift store, scrolling through Instagram, or looking for a new outfit for the weekend, Doppl aims to make the "try-before-you-buy" experience both virtual and effortless.