Sign in to manage account storage. Browser-only items can be deleted from their details in The Wardrobe.
The Wardrobe and Google Photos
The Wardrobe accesses only photos you explicitly select through Google Photos Picker, or upload from your device. It does not browse your full Google Photos library, change your library, or delete your Google Photos originals.
Selected photos are processed by Google Gemini through OpenRouter to identify clothing, generate labels, and match repeated garments across your photos. OpenAI creates garment images and virtual try-on previews from your chosen reference photo and garments. Chat uses the model you select through OpenRouter; dictation sends a recording to OpenAI. These transfers happen to provide the features you request.
Signed-in users’ imported photos, garment details, reference photos, saved looks and conversations are stored in our account-scoped database. Signed-out collections stay in that browser. Google Photos access is cached for the tab session until the access token expires.
Delete individual photos or garments from their details, and references or saved looks from the fitting room. Signed-in users can open Privacy & storage to inspect stored records, delete individual items and clear this browser’s collection without contacting us. Browser-only collections on other devices must be cleared on those devices.
Deleting one item does not delete other saved copies: originals, extracted garments, references, saved looks and conversations can be removed separately from the active account database. Infrastructure backups and AI providers may retain data under their retention policies; account deletion cannot erase those copies immediately. Minimal AI usage totals are retained to enforce the allowance, without photos or garment descriptions.
You can also revoke Google Photos access in Google Account connections. Revoking access does not delete imported copies; deleting imports does not delete Google Photos originals.
Information received from Google Photos APIs is subject to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. Google Photos data must not be used for advertising, sold, or used to train general-purpose AI models. We do not authorize providers to use imported Google Photos data to train general-purpose AI models.