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Google is set to bring a game-changing update to Google Photos, making it easier than ever for users to edit their images. This update, launching first on Pixel 10 devices in the U.S., will allow users to simply describe the changes they want to make to an image using either text or voice commands. The AI in Google Photos will then apply the requested edits, providing an effortless and user-friendly editing experience.
Edit Photos by Just Asking
The new conversational editing capabilities build on Google Photos’ recently redesigned photo editor, which already provides AI-powered suggestions and a streamlined editing experience. Now, users will be able to make multiple requests in a single prompt, like “remove the reflections and fix the washed out colors”, and watch their vision come to life.
This open-ended, conversational feature is not limited to basic corrections or adjustments. Users can also request creative changes to their photos, such as changing the background or adding fun elements like party hats or sunglasses to the main subject. The AI-powered editing tools will make these changes, allowing users to craft unique and personalized images with ease.
Added Transparency with C2PA Content Credentials
In addition to the new editing features, Google Photos is also introducing support for C2PA Content Credentials, an industry-standard tool that provides transparency into how an image was captured or edited. This feature will be available first for Pixel 10 devices, with a gradual rollout to other Android and iOS devices in the coming weeks.
This move builds on Google’s ongoing commitment to transparency, as demonstrated by its existing support for IPTC metadata for AI-edited images and SynthID for images edited with Reimagine.
Conclusion: Google Photos Makes Editing as Easy as Speaking
The addition of conversational editing capabilities, coupled with C2PA Content Credentials, marks a significant advancement in Google Photos’ functionality. These features are set to make the editing process more intuitive and accessible for users of all levels of expertise, while also ensuring transparency in AI editing.
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