Google is expanding one of its most powerful AI features in Google Photos. After debuting on Pixel 10 devices, the Gemini-powered conversational editing tool is now rolling out to more Android phones in the US.
Eligible users can access the feature starting today by tapping “Help me edit” inside the Google Photos editor.
The new update allows users to edit their photos simply by describing the changes they want, either through voice or text. Instead of manually adjusting sliders or navigating through editing tools, users can now rely on Gemini to make the edits for them. The feature also provides suggested edits and works with simple prompts like “make it better” or “restore this old photo.”
While short or vague descriptions may result in less precise edits, the tool is designed to make editing quicker and more accessible. With Gemini handling complex adjustments, users can get polished results without needing advanced editing skills. This update marks another step in Google’s push to bring AI-powered creativity tools to a wider audience.
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