After launching the functionality exclusively for the Pixel 10 range (Review), Google recently announced the expansion of its latest modification function powered by AI to more Android phones in the United States. This improvement allows users to modify their photos using natural language commands, either via voice or text, simply pressing the option “Help me modify” in the Google Photos application. Powered by Advanced Gemini AI of Google, this functionality aims to make the photo modification more intuitive and more accessible to a wider audience.
Traditionally, photo retouching involved navigating in various tools and cursors to make the desired effect. With the new conversational editing feature, users can bypass these complexities by describing the changes they wish to make. For example, you could say: “Improve brightness” or “delete the clipping of background” and the AI will process these requests to produce the desired result. This approach rationalizes not only the publishing process, but also empowers users without advanced editing skills to obtain results of professional appearance.
How does it work?
Let’s summarize a little. To use this feature, users must open a photo in the Google Photos application, press the “Modify” option, then select “Help me edit”. From there, they can type or speak the desired changes. AI Gemini interprets these commands and applies the necessary adjustments. Users are then presented with several published versions, including choosing, ensuring that they can select the one that best meets their expectations. In addition, the application ensures transparency by indicating which changes have been made using AI tools.
The functionality also aims to make the photo modification more accessible. Users no longer need to control a variety of tools or understand how several adjustments interact, Gemini takes care of technical details, allowing anyone to create professional appearance changes in a few moments. The application even provides transparency, showing what changes have been applied via AI.
Availability
This feature takes place in Android users aged 18 and over in the United States. To access it, users must have their Google account set in English, activate facial groups and authorize location estimates. The update is compatible with Google Photos Version 7.42 and more. Although it is currently available in the United States, Google plans to extend this functionality to other regions in the near future.
Google expansion of assembly tools fueled by IA reflects its commitment to improve the user experience through advanced technologies. By integrating Gemini IA into daily applications like Google Photos, the company makes the sophisticated mounting capacities accessible to all users, whatever their technical expertise. While AI continues to evolve, we can anticipate even more intuitive and powerful tools that will simplify and enrich our digital life more.
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