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Google Photos is the default Gallery app on Android. It’s your one-stop solution for backing up media files, editing images and videos, and creating beautiful memories. Google Photos’ editing capabilities have evolved, and you don’t need a dedicated photo editing app to make small tweaks. Most media editing features are limited to Android and iOS apps and remain unavailable on Google Photos for the web on Windows, Mac, and ChromeOS.

Not every Google Photos editing feature is available to free accounts. Some Google Photos editing functions carry a colorful circular icon, requiring an active Google One subscription. Subscribe to a Google One plan to unlock more storage and editing features on your iPhone or budget Android phone.

Enhance your photos

The Google Suggestions tab is a lifesaver if your phone struggles with low-light photography. Suggestions offers editing options based on your photo. You can check suggestions like Luminous, Radiant, Stormy, B&W Portrait, and Color Pop to make changes with a single tap.

1. Launch
   Google Photos
   on your phone and select an image you want to edit.
2. Tap
   Edit
   at the bottom.
3. Try the suggestions to improve your photo.

4. We used the
   Color Pop
   suggestion. Check the final image in the screenshot below.

Dozens of photo editing suggestions can overwhelm you. If you are unsure which option to use, tap the Enhance button and let Google Photos make relevant tweaks to improve an image.

Explore Magic Editor

Magic Editor debuted with the Pixel 8 series. It lets you perform several AI-based tweaks to your photos. Magic Editor is limited to the Pixel 8 series. We wouldn’t be surprised if Google opens up Magic Editor to other Android phones and iPhones. You can do the following tweaks with the Magic Editor on your compatible device:

• Move objects.
• Add sky effects to your photo.
• Reframe an image.
• Remove unwanted objects and people from a photo and more.

Let’s check Magic Editor in action. Before we start, back up your images to Google Photos. Magic Editor doesn’t work on your local images. Your Google account needs sufficient space to back your media files. Check our dedicated guide to free your Google Drive space.

1. Launch
   Google Photos
   on your phone and open an image.
2. Look for the
   Magic Editor
   button in the lower-left corner.
3. It shows the Magic Editor tools. We picked an image with the sky in the background and added the Golden hour effect.

It’s one of the Magic Editor features that works like a charm. Other features also work as advertised, but you may have problems with complex images, lighting effects, and objects. Check our dedicated guide to learn about Magic Editor in detail.

Try Google Photos filters

Filters have become a norm for gallery apps, and Google Photos is no exception.

1. Open the Google Photos editing menu (refer to the steps above).
2. Scroll left to the
   Filters
   menu.
3. Check the available filters to use. Tap a filter to check the live preview.

4. Filters are set to 100% intensity. Tap the
   filter button
   to adjust it using a slider.

Crop or rotate a photo

Do you want to remove that annoying friend who’s making a weird face in a photo? You can crop or rotate a photo in Google Photos.

1. Open an image in Google Photos and tap the
   Edit
   button.
2. Select
   Crop
   and tap the first rectangle icon to check the available aspect ratios.
3. Tap the third icon to crop an image manually to your preference.

Google Photos has several tools to change the sky look, apply a blur effect, remove unnecessary objects from an image, and improve portraits.

1. Open the Google Photos editing menu (check the steps in the first section).
2. Scroll to the
   Tools
   menu.

3. Choose a tool.

The available tools are:

• Portrait light
  : Adjusts the position and light brightness of portraits.

• Blur
  : Adds a background blur to your images. You can adjust the depth and blur intensity.

• Magic eraser
  : Removes photobombs from images. This is limited to a few devices.

• Color focus
  : Desaturates the background and keeps the foreground in color.

• Sky
  : Select several palettes to adjust the color and contrast of the sky.

Adjust photos

Google Photos lets you adjust saturation, shadows, skin tone, white point, HDR, contrast, and more.

1. Select an image in Google Photos and tap the
   Edit
   button.
2. Scroll horizontally to
   Adjust
   .
3. Select the option you want to adjust. Use the slider to adjust the intensity.

Here are the available tools to adjust your photos.

• Brightness
• Contrast
• HDR effect
• White point
• Highlights
• Shadows
• Black point
• Saturation
• Warmth
• Tint
• Skin tone
• Blue tone
• Pop
• Sharpen
• Denoise
• Vignette

Annotate or add text on photos

Google Photos has a dedicated markup tool to add annotation and text to images. You can also use a highlighter to point out important details in a picture.

1. Head to the editing interface in Google Photos (refer to the steps above).
2. Select
   Markup
   and then choose
   Pen
   ,
   Highlighter
   , or
   Text
   .

3. You have seven color options to choose from. You can’t modify the pen and highlighter thickness.

4. Tap the
   Save copy
   button after making changes.

Create a Cinematic photo

This is another neat photo editing trick in Google Photos. You can pick any photo and create a cinematic clip out of it. Let’s check it out.

1. Launch
   Google Photos
   and swipe up from the bottom.
2. Tap
   Create
   and select
   Cinematic photo
   .

3. It may take a while for Google Photos to create a cinematic video. The app adds a smooth zoom-in effect to make it a realistic clip. Tap
   Save
   .

Explore video effects in Google Photos

When you edit a video in Google Photos, the app offers several effects to create a trendy clip.

1. Open a video on Google Photos.
2. Tap
   Edit
   and select
   Effects
   .
3. Add effects like Dust mix, Paper tear, B&W film, Lomo, Light leak, Film mood, Chromatic, FIsheye, Vintage, and more.
4. Tap
   Save copy
   .

Export a frame from a video

Google Photos’ video editing features are similar to those of photos. With the Google Photos export frame feature, you don’t press the shutter button while taking videos. The app suggests top shots in a video to spot and export a frame. Follow the steps below to check it in action.

1. Open any video in Google Photos.
2. Play the video or jump to a specific part using the timeline slider. The white dots above the video slider suggest top shots in a video.
3. Tap a white dot and select
   Export Top Shots
   .
4. Select
   Export frame
   and save the image to the Camera folder.

5. To export any video frame to your phone gallery, use the video timeline below.
6. Go to the
   Library
   menu and open the
   Camera
   folder to check your exported frame.

Google Photos also shows editing suggestions based on the photo or video. You must upload media to the Google Photos servers to let it scan the image and show suggestions.

Stabilize your shaky video

You may have shaky videos if your phone doesn’t have OIS (Optical Image Stabilization). Shooting videos in dark scenarios is challenging without OIS or gimble stabilization. You also get blurry videos due to shaky hands. Google Photos has a neat add-on to stabilize videos on the go.

1. Open any video in Google Photos.
2. Tap the
   Edit
   button at the bottom.

3. Tap the
   rectangle icon
   and let Google Photos stabilize the video.

It may take some time to complete the stabilization process. The estimated time depends on your phone’s CPU power. When the video stabilization is complete, tap the Save copy button in the lower-right corner.

Edit the date and time

If you want to change the date and time of a photo or video, do it in Google Photos.

1. Open any photo or video in Google Photos.
2. Tap the
   overflow icon
   (the three dots) in the upper-right corner.
3. Tap the
   pencil
   icon
   beside the date and time.

4. Select the date or time from the bottom menu and make tweaks.

When you change the date, the app adjusts the day accordingly.

Fix blurry photos in Google Photos

Even with the best Samsung phones, capturing moving subjects can be challenging. If you often end up with blurry photos of your pets and little ones, use the Motion Mode in Google Photos. Let’s check it in action.

1. Open
   Google Photos
   on your phone.
2. Find a blurry photo.
3. Google Photos automatically turns on
   Motion Mode
   and gives you another frame at the bottom.

4. Tap the photo preview and check for a clear image without any blur.
5. Tap
   Burst
   at the bottom and select
   Keep this photo only
   .

Motion Mode worked like a charm in our testing. The example above shows how the app fixed the hand blur and stabilized water waves.

Make a movie in Google Photos

You can select up to 50 photos and videos and create a stunning movie with a mesmerizing tune in the background.

1. Launch
   Google Photos
   on your phone.
2. Move to the
   Library
   and select
   Utilities
   .

3. Scroll to
   Movie
   .

4. Choose
   Select photos & videos
   . You can also select from several ready-to-use templates. Ask Google Photos to make a movie from your pet photos, watch your child grow up, create a movie from your selfies, put together a video clip for your Valentine, and more.
5. Select up to 50 photos or videos from the following menu. Tap
   Create
   .

6. Google Photos uploads the selected media and opens a dedicated editor.
7. Change video orientation, add a tune, and rearrange photos or videos based on the event timeline.
8. Add new photos or videos from the bottom menu.
9. Tap
   Save
   at the top, and your movie is ready to share on social media.

Create an animation

You can select up to 50 photos in Google Photos and create a GIF.

1. Head to the
   Utilities
   menu in Google Photos (check the steps above).
2. Scroll to
   Animation
   .
3. Select up to 50 photos and tap
   Create
   at the top.

4. Google Photos creates and saves a GIF to your account. You’ll find it in the Photos tab.

Create a collage in Google Photos

Google Photos received a major makeover to create designer collages on the go. Read our dedicated post to make photo collages on Android. It talks about Google Photos and other third-party apps to make collages.

Google Photos is more than enough for most of us

After making changes to your photos and videos, hide them behind a locked folder to keep them safe from prying eyes. If you want to explore advanced editing tools, use third-party apps like Lightroom to make tweaks.

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