Google’s new application, Doppl

New Delhi

Earlier today, Google unveiled its latest mobile application Doppl.

This latest feature was launched by Google Labs – a subsidiary of Google that specialises in experimental user-friendly, Quality of Life features. This extends to all mobile devices that support Google.

Doppl allows the user to see themselves in different clothes to get an idea of how they’d look from a single photo click and a few screen presses. This application is likely to become popular among youths.

“Introducing Doppl, a new mobile app that lets you upload a photo or screenshot of an outfit and then creates a video of you wearing the clothes to help you find your aesthetic,” reads Google Labs’ official X account.

🚨 NEW LABS EXPERIMENT 🚨

Introducing Doppl, a new mobile app that lets you upload a photo or screenshot of an outfit and then creates a video of you wearing the clothes to help you find your ✨aesthetic ✨

Available on iOS and Android in the US to users 18+, download the… pic.twitter.com/sDy8y7nGHx — Google Labs (@GoogleLabs) June 26, 2025

Google Doppl is a leap towards a more personalised digital experience for everyone with a smart phone that is capable of supporting the feature.

Doppl requires the simplest steps from the user. If the user uploads an image of a pair of jeans, for instance, Doppl will also show the user what they look like with a shirt, and footwear to go with the jeans. Dopple can either do this with images it finds on the internet or images provided by the user.

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Doppl is reportedly still in an early experimental phase and may not be compatible with older devices, and is only available in the US as of now.