Google Photos was announced at the 2015 E / S and the company now celebrates the 10th anniversary of the application with an overhaul of the photo editor.
Google rethinks the photo editor so that it “provides useful suggestions and puts all our powerful publishing tools in one place”.
It starts with a new full screen spectator that places the date, time and location at the top of your screen. Meanwhile, it is now shared, modify, add to (instead of the objective) and waste at the bottom.
Once the edition is published, Google Photos has moved the controls for the appearance, flip and Rotate report to be above the image. In the upper left corner, we have Auto Frame, who made his debut in Magic Editor On the Pixel 9To fill back-plans and now come to more devices.
Below, we obtain options for improvement, dynamics and “IA improvement” in the car tab. This is followed by lighting, color and composition, as well as a research shortcut.
You can use suggestions fed by AI that combine several effects for quick changes in a variety of custom options, or you can press specific parts of an image to obtain suggested tools to modify this area.
The publisher allows you to get around or “type specific parts of an image to obtain suggested tools to modify this area”. This includes the subject, the context or another aspect. You then see the blurred background, add the portrait light, sharpen, move and reinvent in the example below. We also see the redesigned cursors throughout this updated interface.
This Google Redgest Photos editor “will start to deploy global on Android devices next month, with iOS after later this year.” We already know that the application is defined for a Material 3 Expressive redesign.
Meanwhile, Google Photos begins to deploy the possibility of sharing albums with a QR code. This method makes visualization easy and adding with people nearby. Google even suggests printing it in group (physical) group settings.
The company has shared today that more than 1.5 billion people use Google photos each month and that more than 9 billions of photos and videos have been stored. Each month, there is:
- 210 million photos edited
- 370 million research
- 440 million shared memories
Looking beyond the 10th anniversary, the Google Photos team says that it “will continue to push the limits of what is possible with AI, unlock new ways to relive, connect and share memories”.
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