Google Photos has started rolling out its Gemini AI-powered “Help me edit” tool to all Android devices in the United States. Initially launched on the Google Pixel 10 series, the feature allows users to interact with AI using natural language to specify photo edits through voice commands or text input.
Android users in India may need to wait, as the feature has not yet been released in the region. Google plans to expand availability to more countries by the end of the year, starting with Pixel devices and later including other Android smartphones.
How Google Photos “Help Me Edit” Works
The “Help me edit” option appears at the bottom of the redesigned Google Photos editor. Users can tap the field labeled “Describe the edits you want” and type or speak instructions for adjusting their photos. Google also provides context-sensitive suggestions, such as removing backgrounds or emphasizing subjects.
According to sources, the tool can handle both simple and complex edits. It can improve lighting, remove distractions, erase objects from backgrounds, restore faded photos, and even add creative elements like sunglasses to portraits. The feature also supports follow-up instructions, allowing users to refine edits progressively as they continue working on an image.
This rollout marks Google’s ongoing effort to make AI-powered photo editing accessible and intuitive for Android users, providing smarter tools to enhance creativity and streamline photo adjustments.
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