What to know

  • Google Photos now offers conversational AI editing, allowing users to edit images with voice or text prompts.
  • Edit photos effortlessly by describing changes, from fixing lighting to adding creative elements like sunglasses.
  • C2PA Content Credentials ensure transparency by showing how images were edited or captured.
  • The feature launches first on Pixel 10 in the U.S., with a broader rollout to Android and iOS soon.

Google Photos’ new AI-powered conversational editing lets you transform images using simple voice or text prompts, making photo editing effortless and fun.

Say goodbye to complicated editing tools

Imagine tweaking your photos without wrestling with sliders or obscure settings. Google Photos’ latest update makes this a reality. You can now edit your images by simply describing what you want—whether through text or voice. Want to remove a random car from your beach selfie? Just say, “Remove the cars in the background.” Need to brighten up a dull sky? Try, “Make the sky more vibrant.” It’s like having a photo editor who understands you perfectly.

This conversational editing feature, unveiled alongside the Pixel 10 series, takes Google Photos to a whole new level. No more digging through menus or learning complex tools. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned shutterbug, this update makes editing feel like a chat with a friend.

How it works: your words, AI’s magic

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Open the Google Photos app, tap the edit icon, and start talking or typing. You can be specific, like “fix the washed-out colors,” or vague, like “make it better.” The AI gets it. It can handle multiple requests in one go—say, “remove reflections and boost contrast”—and apply them instantly. If you’re not sure where to start, Google Photos offers suggestions to spark your creativity.

Feeling playful? You can go beyond fixes and get creative. Add a party hat to your dog or swap a boring background for a tropical sunset. The possibilities are endless, and the process is so intuitive that anyone can do it. If you want to fine-tune, just add follow-up instructions, and the AI refines your image until it’s just right.

Transparency you can trust

Worried about AI edits looking too sneaky? Google’s got you covered with C2PA Content Credentials. This feature embeds metadata in your photos, showing whether they were captured by a camera, edited with AI, or both. It’s a big step toward digital trust, especially in an age where altered images can spread fast. Pixel 10 users will see this first, with the feature rolling out to other Android and iOS devices soon.

Why this matters for you

This update isn’t just about fancy tech—it’s about making your life easier. Whether you’re sprucing up a family photo or creating a social media masterpiece, conversational editing saves time and hassle. You don’t need to be a pro to make your photos pop. Plus, with the AI handling complex edits, you can focus on capturing memories, not perfecting them.

The feature debuts on Pixel 10 in the U.S., but Google plans to bring it to more devices in the coming weeks. So, whether you’re on Android or iOS, you’ll soon be editing photos like a pro—just by chatting with your app.

Get ready to reimagine your photos

Google Photos’ conversational AI editing is a game-changer, blending creativity with simplicity. It’s like having a magic wand for your images. Ready to give it a try? Grab your Pixel 10 or keep an eye out for the rollout on your device. Your next Instagram-worthy shot is just a sentence away.

What’s your favorite photo editing trick? Let me know how you’d use this new feature to make your pictures shine!