With the help of the many editing tools available in Google Photos, you can easily upgrade your photos. The Photos website has lagged behind although these advanced photo editing features have been available on the mobile app for quite some time. However, with the most recent version, Google Photos for the web is at last catching up and giving you the same great features as its Android cousin.
The Suggestions tab will now appear when you open the editing menu for a photo, much like it does on Android. You may edit your images precisely as you want with just one swipe using the premium Google One features Dynamic, Portrait, and Colour Pop, among others, found here. You might not see the portrait option on a cat photo since this list of alternatives varies depending on the image you’re editing.
Along with the option to crop the image, apply preset filters to your images, or manually adjust various variables, like as brightness, contrast, saturation, and even the photo’s HDR level—again, a special Google One feature—you will find other tabs immediately next to Suggestions.
Users won’t have to continually switch to their phone because these editing capabilities are now accessible online, allowing them to edit or improve their images from any device. The best thing is that with this update, all of the useful premium features have also been added to the web.
Although Google first teased at these features for Google Photos on the web in June, they are only now becoming broadly available. The new editing options will be recommended to you in a popup when you next use Google Photos on your desktop. For these functions to function, your computer only has to have at least 4GB of RAM, which virtually all current laptops have.
Recently, Google Photos was seen testing an important makeover of its smartphone interface. Even though this new design looks interesting, it is only a test, and there is a good chance it won’t ever be used.
