Editing your photos is much easier after the Google Photos redesign rolling out now on Android

• Auto: Enhance, Dynamic, AI Enhance
• Actions: Crop, Magic Eraser, Move, Best take, Portrait blur, Pop, Sharpen, Denoise
• Markup: Pen, Highlighter, Text
• Filters: Filters, Sky styles
• Lighting: Ultra HDR, Portrait light, Brightness, Tone, Contrast, Black point, White point, Highlights, Shadows, Vignette
• Color: Saturation, Warmth, Tint, Skin tone, Blue tone

After tapping on Edit, a carousel at the bottom will give you more options to choose from. | Image credit-PhoneArena

When you select a photo for the image editor, you can tap, brush, or draw a circle around the part of a photo you want to edit. A menu will appear with all of the appropriate editing options available to you. For example, after drawing a circle around a squirrel in a photo, I was given the option to Erase, the squirrel, Move the squirrel to another spot in the photo, or use AI to Reimagine the photo. When selecting the latter, I wrote that I wanted the squirrel to be holding a baseball cap and wearing a hat, and that’s the image I was presented with.

You can reimagine a photo like I’ve done here to add a baseball bat and a cap to a squirrel I had photographed. | Image credit-PhoneArena

Apple iPhone users won’t have to be jealous forever. Google plans on adding this new image editor to the iOS version of Google Photos in the future.

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