Google Photos may soon find a new “help to do”

Google is a very easy app for photo photo management and editing. With its Gemini Push, Google has also blessed photos with numerous AI properties, such as magic arizzers, magic editors, and more. Google seems to be working on adding another to this growing list, and giving users a text box to directly add instructions for AI -based changes, thanks to the feature of “help me” in the future.

Google Photo V7.38 includes the code to activate the gym -powered image editing features. Telegram user Zach Allen Arranged to activate them for the initial look:

The features of the edit are known as part of the UI to edit the new image. As you can see, this UI has a new “help” text box where users can write instructions about the changes in the image they want to make in the picture. Google Photo will also provide some modification recommendations, such as to replace colors.

As mentioned, this feature of “help help” feels like a Remogon feature, which is already in Google Photo and has recently started rolling in old pixels. The change here is that “help help” comes with a new UI that feels like editing the Gemini app rather than a photo app. Google also advises users Remagin features on noun and adjectives with the featureWhile helping to help me, more independent flow and functional orders can be accepted, as seen in the above example.

Here is a demo video showing editing flow for the future “help help you”:

This feature is currently not available in Google Photo, nor has Google announced it. We will continue to update you when we learn more.