Google Photos' chat-style editing features are now on Android

Google Photos’ Conversational Editing is Rolling Out to Android Users

You know how frustrating it can be to click through multiple edits on a photo? Google aims to change that with its new feature: conversational editing. This innovative tool allows users to simply voice or type their requested edits instead of navigating through various options themselves.

Originally unveiled for Pixel 10 phones, Google’s conversational editing is now rolling out to Android users across the U.S. This exciting feature is available for adults with their Google accounts set to English, and with Face Groups and location estimates enabled.

To utilize conversational editing, simply click “help me edit” in the editor. You can then express exactly what edits you wish to make—whether it’s editing strangers out of a background, brightening colors, or removing glare. Leveraging advanced Gemini capabilities, this feature processes your requests and presents the original and updated photos side by side for easy comparison.

With this rollout, Google Photos not only enhances user experience but also simplifies the photo editing process, making it accessible for everyone. Whether you’re a photography novice or an experienced user, conversational editing promises to save you time and effort.

As this feature becomes available to more users, we invite you to share your thoughts. Have you tried conversational editing in Google Photos yet? What did you think? Leave your comments below and let’s discuss!