The artificial intelligence of Google Photos reaches all Android and iOS phones

Coming soon All Google Photos users will be able to enjoy the spectacular artificial intelligence tools which, until now, were only available on Pixel phones.

Google always releases its new features on its Pixel phones, and keeps them exclusive for a while. Last year, Google Photos' AI tools were released, and they finally reach all devices: Android and iOS phones, and even tablets.

These artificial intelligence tools can do things like remove people and objects from a photo without being noticed, fix blurry photos, move people around, change a cloudy sky for a sunny one… Who cares about reality, if a Does a doctored photo look better?

Google Photos AI, for everyone

Total, There are four AI tools that can be used in Google Photos.

With Unblur Photo, you focus on a photo that has come out blurry. The Magic Eraser allows you to erase objects and people from photos, without being noticed. Goodbye to the annoying photobombers…

Portrait light It allows you to change the lighting in selfies, placing the light sources where you want, to eliminate shadows on the face, or hide skin defects.

Finally, the most powerful tool is EMagic editor, which allows you to do things like move objects and people within the photo. For example, to create a group photo with people who are far away.

He is also capable of changing a rainy sky into a brilliant blue sky day, or dyeing people's hair.

Be careful because, although all these tools are free, In the case of the Magic Editor, only 10 retouched photo saves are allowed per month. If you need more, you must use a Pixel mobile, or contract the Google One Premium plan.

In order to use Google Photos AI, it is also necessary that your mobile phone meets the hardware requirements. They are not very high. You need a mobile phone with a 64-bit CPU and 4 GB of RAM. The operating system must be Android 8, iOS 15 or higher.

Google Photos AI tools, such as the Magic Editor or the Magic Eraser, will be available for all iOS and Android phones on May 15.