Google usually prioritizes its Android and iOS apps when adding new features, but Google Photos on the web is now adding advanced editing Google One tools.
Longtime staples of the mobile apps, Portrait Light, Portrait Blur, Dynamic, Color Pop, HDR, and Sky are now coming to photos.google.com. The UI is mostly the same with a new Tools top tab.
- Portrait Light: Change the position and brightness of lighting in photos with people
- Portrait Blur: Blur the background on certain photos of people not captured in portrait mode
- Color Pop: Desaturate the background, while keeping the foreground color for photos of people
- HDR: Enhance brightness and contrast across the image
- Sky: Select from several palettes and adjust the color and contrast in the sky
This addition is for Google One subscribers with even the $1.99 per month 100 GB tier unlocking the extra Google Photos editing features; “4 GB RAM and an updated browser” are required to get these tools.
We’re not seeing this rolled out just yet on accounts we checked; there is no Magic Eraser in the example Google shared.
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- New animated Material 3 carousel coming to Google Photos
- Google Photos ‘Magic Editor’ uses AI to make drag-and-drop photoshop
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