Older Pixel devices have started seeing Google’s Magic Editor without a Google One subscription. Google had previously announced that it would be rolling out free access to its AI photo editing tools.

In mid-May, Google Photos started rolling out a free version of Magic Editor to all users and it’s now seeing wider availability on Android devices. Magic Editor lets you move, resize, or erase parts ...

Ahead of its Google I/O developer conference, the internet giant announces a bunch of free AI upgrades to its Google Photos. At the Google I/O 2023 developer conference last May, the tech giant ...

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Code hidden within the Google Photos app suggests the Magic Editor tools could soon become available to users without a Google One subscription. The change may include a “metered saves” system, which ...

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Google Photos recently made its AI editing tools free and the company is out with an interesting blog about tips and best practices. Of note is a section explaining the difference between Magic Eraser ...

Google has announced that it is making certain Pixel-exclusive AI editing tools, including Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Cinematic Photos, and more, available to all Google Photos users for free.

Google has officially announced that its Magic Editor AI image editing tool in Google Photos will be free for all users starting May 15. This rollout applies to anyone using a Chromebook Plus with ...

Google’s always added some cool photo editing features on its Pixel devices, such as the Magic Eraser with the Pixel 6. But with the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, Google took things a step further with ...