Google Photos Tests Regenerate Image for AI Wardrobe Items
Google Photos is testing a "Regenerate image" option that lets users redo AI-generated images of individual wardrobe items, spotted in version 7.95.
Google Photos is working on a "Regenerate image" option that lets users redo AI-generated images of individual wardrobe items, according to a report by Android Authority.
The option appears in the three-dot menu on an item's details page in the wardrobe. Tapping it starts regeneration and shows progress, which continues in the background if the user leaves the screen.
In testing, regenerating a pair of glasses produced minor color changes and added nose pads not present in the original generated image. Regenerating a shirt tweaked its colors and repositioned its logo.
The change was spotted in Google Photos version 7.95 and enabled with some tinkering.
Background
Google Photos' wardrobe feature uses AI to identify and generate images of clothing and other items from users' photos. Currently, Google Photos generates an image for each wardrobe item when the feature is first set up, with no way to regenerate it. Generated wardrobe images are used by the Try on outfits feature to show how clothing items might look together.
Quick answers
What is the "Regenerate image" option in Google Photos?
It is a new option that lets users redo AI-generated images of individual wardrobe items. It appears in the three-dot menu on an item's details page.
How do I access the Regenerate image option?
The option is found in the three-dot menu on an item's details page in the wardrobe. It was spotted in Google Photos version 7.95 and enabled with some tinkering.
What happens when I regenerate an image?
Tapping the option starts regeneration and shows progress, which continues in the background if you leave the screen. In testing, regenerating a pair of glasses produced minor color changes and added nose pads, while regenerating a shirt tweaked its colors and repositioned its logo.