Google Photos brings AI ‘Edit with Ask Photos’ to more countries
▼ Summary
– Google Photos is expanding its AI-powered “Edit with Ask Photos” feature from four countries to five new regions.
– The feature allows text-based photo adjustments, such as removing glare or applying a sepia tone.
– The new regions are Germany, United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Italy.
– The rollout to these regions may take time to reach all users.
– In this expansion, the feature is Android-only, whereas it is available on iOS in the US.
Google Photos is broadening the reach of its artificial intelligence tool, “Edit with Ask Photos,” now bringing the feature to five additional countries. Initially available in only four markets last year, this expansion marks a significant step in making AI-driven photo editing more globally accessible.
The conversational editing tool, also known as “Edit with Ask Photos,” lets users make adjustments by typing natural language commands directly into the app. For instance, you can tell it to “remove the glare,” “clear up background distractions,” or “apply a sepia tone,” and the AI will process the request. This text-based approach simplifies complex edits that might otherwise require manual adjustments.
Previously, the feature was limited to users in the United States, Australia, India, and Japan. Now, Google has confirmed that support is rolling out to five new regions: Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Italy. The rollout has begun, though it may take some time before every user in these countries sees the option available.
In this latest expansion, the feature is exclusive to Android devices in the newly supported markets. For context, “Edit with Ask Photos” is also available on iOS in the United States, offering a broader platform reach there.
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(Source: 9to5google.com)
