Google Photos adds option to regenerate AI wardrobe item images
Google Photos is developing a 'Regenerate image' feature that lets users redo AI-generated pictures of clothing and accessories in their digital wardrobe. Android Authority found the option in version 7.95 by enabling it manually; it appears via a three-dot menu on an item's details page and runs in the background once started.
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The wardrobe feature previously generated only one AI image per item with no way to fix inaccurate results, limiting its usefulness for the 'Try on outfits' tool that depends on these images. Allowing regeneration could make virtual try-ons more reliable by letting users correct mismatched or poor-quality renderings of their real clothes and accessories.
- Google Photos is testing a 'Regenerate image' option for AI wardrobe items in version 7.95.
- The feature addresses complaints that generated clothing images can look inaccurate with no fix available.
- Better wardrobe images could improve the accuracy of the 'Try on outfits' feature, which relies on them.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-09-30
Published there as: “Google Photos is fixing one of the biggest problems with its AI wardrobe feature”
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