Google Photos is now allowing iPhone users to edit images using voice commands. The "Help me edit" feature, which was previously only available on Android devices, has been rolled out on iOS. With this new update, users can simply describe the edits they want by speaking or typing their requests, and Google Photos will bring their vision to life.
The redesigned editor UI for Google Photos is also now available on iPhones, making it easy to adjust images using simple gestures and one-tap suggestions. This means that iPhone users can benefit from the same level of image editing features as Android users, without needing to switch between devices.
One of the key new features in this update is Google's Nano Banana AI model. This advanced AI technology will enable more accurate facial editing, allowing users to precisely adjust elements such as glasses, eyes, and smiles. The system can even reference private face groups for added accuracy.
Other notable updates include a "Ask" button that launches a chatbot-style interface to edit images and answer questions about their contents. iPhone users also gain access to ready-made AI templates that let them instantly edit photos using popular prompts, such as putting themselves in a high-fashion photo shoot.
In addition, the "Ask Photos" tool will be expanded to more than 100 new regions and 17 new languages, making it easier for users to find specific images in their gallery.
The redesigned editor UI for Google Photos is also now available on iPhones, making it easy to adjust images using simple gestures and one-tap suggestions. This means that iPhone users can benefit from the same level of image editing features as Android users, without needing to switch between devices.
One of the key new features in this update is Google's Nano Banana AI model. This advanced AI technology will enable more accurate facial editing, allowing users to precisely adjust elements such as glasses, eyes, and smiles. The system can even reference private face groups for added accuracy.
Other notable updates include a "Ask" button that launches a chatbot-style interface to edit images and answer questions about their contents. iPhone users also gain access to ready-made AI templates that let them instantly edit photos using popular prompts, such as putting themselves in a high-fashion photo shoot.
In addition, the "Ask Photos" tool will be expanded to more than 100 new regions and 17 new languages, making it easier for users to find specific images in their gallery.
! Google's really stepping up the game here. That AI model's gonna make editing so much more precise, especially when it comes to facial stuff. It's also cool that they're adding in these templates and chatbot-style interfaces... makes it way more fun to play around with pics 
. The idea of being able to ask for help and get suggestions one-tap is just genius 
. And I'm stoked that this is getting rolled out to more regions and languages too 
! It's amazing how much tech has come together to make editing photos so effortless 
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I'm literally so hyped about this Google Photos update!!! 
I mean, who needs a mouse when you can just talk to your phone, right? 
The "Help me edit" feature is like, totally genius. No more fiddling around with tiny icons and menus, just describe what you want done and voilà! Magic happens 
. And the AI model for facial editing? Mind. Blown. 
Can't wait to see how this changes the way I (and everyone else) edits pics. One tap suggestions? Easy peasy 
Ready-made templates? Game-changer! 
. The only thing I wish they'd add is an option to undo voice commands so I don't end up with a photo of myself wearing sunglasses 
I was a bit skeptical at first, but now that I've tried it out, I'm hooked! The AI model is seriously good at detecting facial features and making adjustments. And yeah, the "Ask" button is super convenient for asking questions about your pics or getting suggestions for edits. I like how they've made this feature available on both Android and iOS too - it's all about equal access, right? 
One thing that might take some time to get used to is typing out requests instead of swiping through options, but overall, I'm stoked to see Google Photos pushing the boundaries of what's possible with AI and image editing. 
the facial editing feature sounds especially awesome, i love how they're using AI to make it way more accurate. and those one-tap suggestions for adjusting images? game changer! i can already imagine myself making my friends' pics look way better just by talking about what i want to change 
And the ready-made templates? Genius! 
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