Google has made the AI-powered editing features such as Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, Portrait Blur, Sky Suggestions, available to be used on Android smartphones, free of cost.
Google’s AI-powered editing features on Android smartphones
Initially it was announced by Google that the feature called Magic Editor will be available on Android smartphones from May 15. However, now it is being reported that the feature has been made available to a wider range of handsets. One can find the changes to be reflected following the Google Photos app update that brings it to version 9.85.
One of these AI powered features include Magic Editor, which was first made available with the Google Pixel 8 series. Magic Editor makes use of generative AI to help users re-imagine their photos and even modify specific parts of them by performing tasks such as repositioning the subject or changing the background of the sky.
According to a 9to5Google report, the features arriving on older Pixel devices include Magic Editor, Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, Portrait Blur, Sky Suggestions, cinematic photos, portrait light and more. Some of these features were previously available on Pixel devices in the past as well but they were under the Google One subscription.
There will be a limit for Samsung and Android handsets in terms of using the AI powered features. Users will be able to make 10 Magic Editor library saves per month, following which a Google One subscription would be required, the report states.
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