In order to make photo editing easier, Google is redesigning the Google Photos app with an AI-powered editor. The revised editing tool contains a function that allows you to tap into certain areas of an image to receive specific editing instructions, and it offers AI suggestions for combining various effects for quick but visually appealing alterations.
In addition to conventional parameters like brightness and contrast, the redesigned interface will include AI features like Reimagine and Auto frame. Google intends to release the improved editor in Google Photos to iOS users later this year, although it is currently only available to Android users.
By enabling users to create a QR code for an album, Google is also making it simpler for people to share albums from Google Photos. You can send the QR code online, print it out for group gatherings, or share it with those in your immediate vicinity. Photos in an album can be seen or added by anyone with the QR code.
In honor of Google Photos’ tenth anniversary, new features are being added. Google Photos has grown to be one of the most widely used photo storage solutions since its 2015 introduction. According to Google, over 1.5 billion users access Google Photos every month, storing over nine trillion images and videos.
