Google Photos users will get free access to the platform's AI-powered photo editing features starting May 15. This includes Sharpen, Magic Eraser, Portrait Light, and Magic Editor functions.
Google writes In a blog post It may take several weeks from May 15 before every user can access the AI functions. In its blog, the American technology giant mentions functions such as Sharpen, Magic Eraser, Portrait Light and Magic Editor, but According to 9to5Google Some AI tools are still available for free, such as the HDR effect for photos and videos, color Pop,Aerial suggestions, cinematic images, A college editor and video effects.
Only Magic Editor has some limitations. Android and iOS users get ten Magic Editor saves per month. According to Google, anyone who doesn't want to bother with that limit can still subscribe to Google One or buy a Pixel device.
Google also mentions the minimum system requirements that users' devices must meet. Your Chromebook must be running at least ChromeOS version 118 or have 3GB of RAM. Android devices must be running at least Android 8.0, and iOS devices must be running at least iOS 15. The majority of AI features in Google Photos were acceptable until recently Google OneCustomers or Pixel users are used.
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