Sometimes you just need a photo to look better but don't know exactly what changes to make to get the look you're going after. A new feature called conversational editing in Google Photos can now edit a photo for you by just typing in a command or saying what you want with your voice.
Originally launched as an exclusive feature for the Pixel 10 lineup earlier this year, conversational editing is rolling out to more Android phones and can help you save time by telling what you want to see changed without needing to hop into the built-in photo editing tools at all.
The idea of asking AI to edit your photos may feel like a parlor trick, but sometimes all you need is for your photo to "look better" before you share it to someone. With conversational editing, you can now just tell Google Photos "make this photo look better" and it'll do its best to give you an updated and clean photo edit that's ready to share.
The new feature follows shortly after the rollout of the updated photo editor for Google Photos released in late August.
Below, we'll go over what you'll need to get started with conversational editing.
What makes you eligible?
Google says it's currently rolling the feature out to eligible Android users. You need to:
Be 18 or older
Be located in the United States
Have your Google Account language set to English (United States)
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