Google photos have just received a new AI editor -and it brings the best tricks from the pixel to your Android or iOS phone
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- Google photos celebrates the 10th birthday
- New editing tools come to Android and iOS
- Users can also share photos via QR code
Google photos has been with us for 10 years now and Google is now Marking of the occasion By re-designing the photo editor of the app and some of the AI-driven fraud that was previously exclusive to the Best pixel phones.
The editor refurbishing collects some important functions and adds new to add: choose to edit a photo and you will see a number of proposed improvements. Tap someone or something in an image, and more suggestions appear, such as the option to move the selection somewhere else in the photo, or to fade the background behind it.
Tools that have previously been exclusive to the Google Pixel 9 Series will now be available to everyone. They contain car frame for getting proposed crops for a recording, and reimagine, which works as a mini AI image generator to allow you to introduce new elements or to edit existing with text prompts.
Other examples of Google include suggestions to improve a certain part of a photo and to change the appearance of the air using the Reimagine tool – so that you can change a sunny day of a cloudy day if you want. The redesigned editor will reach Android next month, where iOS is approaching ‘later this year’.
Share more easily
Away from the redesigned editor, the Google Photos apps also make it easier to share photos with other people. You can now do this using a QR code – so you can simply pass the code to other people or publicly for everyone to use.
Google has also taken the opportunity to share some tips and tricks for using the photos app. These are not new, but you may not be aware of it: like the way you can tap Places on the Collections Tab To see your photos spread over locations and concentrate on photos and videos of certain places.
Another function that is marked by Google is the way you can use natural language in searches, whether it is “me in a blue shirt” or “on the beach” – and Google’s AI will find what you are looking for. Just tap the Search Button in the right corner and then place your question at the top.
According to Google, since the launch, more than 9 trillion photos and videos have been stored on service 10 years ago, and more than 1.5 billion people use it monthly – making 210 operations between them every month. Personally, I think it is still a pity Google Named unlimited storage For Pixel owners.
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