Google Video Editing Tool: Google has recently released an update for its Android app, Google Photos. As part of this update, the tech giant has included enhanced editing tools directly within the Google Photos app. Previously, these tools were exclusively available to iOS users. Android Police said to reveal this new update news regarding the Video Editing tools on Google Photos app.
According to a report from Android Police, the new editing tools are already available to all Google Pixel devices and Android devices from other original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The update for the remaining Android phones will roll out in batches in the near future.
Google Photos: Video Editing Tools
Meanwhile, These tools have arrived with a service side update. If the user did not see any changes in their app, they can update the Google Photos app manually on their smartphone. To recall, Google had talked about this latest update back in February.
Furthermore, the tech giant has announced that the app will introduce a range of new video editing tools, featuring more than 30 additional controls. These tools are expected to include functions such as cropping, filters, and various color grading options that allow users to adjust contrast, brightness, saturation, and more. Also Read: Facebook Stories gets Green Screen for special effects
Google Photos for Android: Other Features
The new editing tools are part of a series of important enhancements to the Google Photos ecosystem. Google has also confirmed the addition of machine learning-powered editing tools. Previously, these video editing tools were exclusive to Pixel users and subscribers of Google One. Remember that Google earlier made announcement about the discontinuation of its unlimited free storage option.
Starting in June, users will have to pay for more storage space. The company has set a limit of 15GB of free storage. By opting for paid plans, users can access more storage and benefit from excellent editing tools.
Google Video Editing Tools on Android
Furthermore, Google confirms that the new video editing tools available on iOS will also be made available to Android users. The company confirms that some of iOS editing tools will come to the Android ecosystem in near future for the first time.
With these editing tools integrated into the app, users will no longer need to download and install additional video editing software on their phones. This eliminates the need to grant access to user data and device content to third-party apps, thereby reducing the vulnerability to cyber attacks and hacking.
Google is actively working on several other updates for its apps. The company has planning to roll out these updates and changes in batches in the near future. Notably, Google recently brings various features such as Chat, Rooms, Meets, and more to its Gmail app for G Suite.
