Google Photos is getting a new wardrobe feature that uses AI to catalog your outfits from past photos, help you mix and match looks, and virtually try them on.
Google recreates Cher’s closet from “Clueless” with AI.
For the first time, Google Photos lets users retouch specific facial features after a photo is taken, with AI-powered tools that work for each person in group shots and require no additional apps or subscriptions.
You can use the new tools to remove blemishes, refine skin texture, brighten eyes, or whiten teeth in photos.
Personalized AI images sound cool — until you realize the ‘personalization’ comes from Google scanning your entire photo library.
The new Copy button in Google Photos cuts out the download middleman entirely, putting images on your clipboard instantly, though expect a slight resolution trade-off for the speed gain.
Google Photos adds AI Enhance and video speed controls on Android, bringing faster edits and more flexible playback, though rollout timing still varies across devices and regions
Google Photos is here on Samsung TVs, letting users access and relive memories directly on the big screen without casting.
Google Photos is redesigning its editor to reduce accidental changes, replacing gesture shortcuts with a more deliberate workflow that prioritizes precision, stability, and fewer unintended edits across Android devices.
The option appears on the Google Photos Search screen and lets users pick which experience they want.