Today, Google announced the (Magic Eraser) feature, which gives all Pixel phone owners a free set of photo editing tools in the Google Photos app, while Google One subscribers can use these tools on other Android phones. It works on iOS and is only available for Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 users.
The Magic Eraser tool allows the user to remove unwanted elements from an image such as: the appearance of aliens in the background of the image, power lines, or anything else that can spoil the aesthetics of the image, where the user can click on the unwanted element. Or draw around it a circle is removed from the image to allow the app's artificial intelligence to restore the background to restore the missing parts.
Magic Eraser also provides another feature, blur, which is similar to an eraser except that it targets elements in the foreground of the image that are difficult to erase without distorting the image. In this case, the tool adjusts the color of the desired element so that it has a dull color similar to the surrounding colors, which reduces its prominence in the image.
In addition, Google offers video optimization with HDR effects to increase brightness and color contrast in videos and provide more consistent colors to greatly improve image quality.
The app also offers Google One subscribers new and exclusive photo collage templates for users to choose from when creating a new photo collage.
Finally, Google One subscribers can take advantage of free shipping from the Photo Print Shop, which allows users to create photo books to print and have them shipped to their address. Subscribers in the US and Canada get free shipping to the EU and UK.
Starting today, the new feature will reach all Pixel phone owners and Google One users on other smartphones, Google said.
Subscriptions (Google One) start at $9.99 per month and include 2TB of cloud storage that can be shared with up to five other people. Also includes a Google One VPN subscription, discounts on Google Play purchases, and quick access to tech support.
It should be noted that Google's announcement comes amid other updates the company introduced today for a variety of its services, including YouTube support for syncing music videos, launching in-app podcasts (YouTube Music) and Google-Announcement updates for the Google TV smart platform. and new features in the Google Docs service.