Google has made AI-powered editing features such as Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, Portrait Blur, Sky Suggestions, free to use on Android smartphones.
Google's AI-powered photo-editing feature – Magic Editor – is now arriving on Samsung smartphones and older Pixel devices. The feature was first introduced with the company's Pixel 8 lineup of smartphones and remained exclusive to them for a while. However, Google in April announced that many of the photo-editing features powered by artificial intelligence (AI) would be making their way to other Android smartphones too and would be available via the Google Photos app.
AI-Powered editing features on Android smartphones
Although Google previously stated that the Magic Editor would be available on Android smartphones beginning May 15, it is now apparently being rolled out to a broader variety of devices. The modifications, first noted by 9to5Mac, are incorporated in the Google Photos app upgrade to version 9.85.
One of the features said to be coming to Android handsets is the Magic Editor, which was first introduced with the Google Pixel 8 series. Magic Editor uses generative AI to rethink photos by allowing users to alter them. They can use the Google Photos tool to move the subject, as well as adjust the background or sky.
One of the features said to be coming to Android handsets is the Magic Editor, which was first introduced with the Google Pixel 8 series. Magic Editor uses generative AI to rethink photos by allowing users to alter them. They can use the Google Photos tool to move the subject, as well as adjust the background or sky.
Safe Haven staff were unable to confirm the Magic Editor feature's distribution on Samsung handsets, even using Google Photos app version 9.86.
Magic Editor is free to use on earlier Pixel smartphones, but there is a restriction for Samsung and other Android devices, according to the source. According to the source, users will be allowed to save up to ten Magic Editor libraries per month before needing a Google One subscription.
According to the article, other features such as Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, Portrait Blur, Sky Suggestions, cinematic photographs, portrait light, and more have been made free for Android users who were previously on a premium plan. This means that users will no longer be limited by Google One while altering photos. This change
Magic Editor is free to use on earlier Pixel smartphones, but there is a restriction for Samsung and other Android devices, according to the source. According to the source, users will be allowed to save up to ten Magic Editor libraries per month before needing a Google One subscription.
According to the article, other features such as Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, Portrait Blur, Sky Suggestions, cinematic photographs, portrait light, and more have been made free for Android users who were previously on a premium plan. This means that users will no longer be limited by Google One while altering photos. This change
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Conclusion
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The integration of Google’s Magic Editor and Magic Eraser into Samsung phones marks a significant step forward in mobile photo editing. With these advanced tools now available for free, users can easily enhance their images with professional-grade edits directly from their smartphones. The seamless experience provided by the Magic Editor, combined with the powerful capabilities of the Magic Eraser, empowers Samsung users to unleash their creativity and transform their photos like never before. As technology continues to evolve, this collaboration between Google and Samsung sets a new standard for mobile photo editing, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you're a casual photographer or a social media enthusiast, the Magic Editor on Samsung phones is your gateway to stunning visuals and unforgettable memories.