""Starting to roll out on iOS in the US, you can simply describe the edits you want using your voice or text and watch Google Photos bring your vision to life," Google said in its announcement blog. This update also brings the redesigned editor UI for Google Photos to iPhones, making it easy to adjust images with simple gestures and one-tap suggestions."
"New personalized editing capabilities should make changing something about you or your friends' faces - such as removing glasses, opening blinked eyes, or inserting a smile - more accurate by referencing images from your private face groups. Google's Nano Banana AI model is also being integrated into Google Photos, giving users more options for transforming images into new styles like paintings, mosaics, and illustrations."
"Other updates include a new "Ask" button for Android and iOS users, which launches a chatbot-style interface to edit images and answer questions about their contents, and ready-made AI templates for Android users that let you instantly edit photos using popular prompts, such as "put me in a high fashion photoshoot." The " Ask Photos " tool that makes it easier to find specific images in your gallery is also being expanded to more than 100 new regions and 17 new languages."
Google Photos will support conversational edits on iOS, allowing users to describe edits by voice or text and receive automated changes. The app's redesigned editor UI on iPhone adds gesture controls and one-tap suggestions. Personalized face editing can reference private face groups to remove glasses, open blinked eyes, or add smiles more accurately. The Nano Banana AI model provides new style transformations such as paintings, mosaics, and illustrations. A new Ask button opens a chatbot-style editor and Q&A interface. Ready-made AI templates offer popular prompts on Android. Ask Photos is expanding to over 100 regions and 17 languages.
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