Google’s magic eraser reached all Google phones and iPhones; Photoshop in a second!
March 13, 1401 at 22:47
Google has announced that soon users who have Google One subscription on Android and iOS devices will also be able to use Magic Eraser.
Google’s magic eraser is a feature that was first introduced by Google when the Google Pixel 6 was launched. But now, in addition to the users of this model, those who have other Pixel phones and Google One subscription on Android and iOS devices can also benefit from this extraordinary feature.
Magic Eraser is no longer an exclusive tool!
The Magic Eraser tool was released by Google in 2021 with the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, and then reached the 6a and Pixel 7 series. Now, according to reports from last week, all Pixel phones will receive this feature.
Google Magic Eraser is a tool in the Google Photos app that uses artificial intelligence to allow users to magically remove extraneous objects from their photos by simply tapping on them.
Previously, in the company’s Pixel 6 phone, we saw Google’s powerful Magic Eraser tool, which allowed the user to quickly remove unwanted people or objects from their photos. But now, by announcing the improvement of the feature of this tool, Google has announced the ability to change the color of the objects in the photo with just one click. Camouflage mode allows you to change the color of selected items so that they naturally blend in with the rest of the photo.
How to use this tool?
Google’s Magic Eraser feature will now only be available with the Google Photos update, and you’ll also need a Google One subscription. But users using older Pixel phones that don’t have Google’s Tensor chip will no longer need a subscription and can use the feature for free. This is good news for users of devices (Pixel 4 and above) that no longer receive monthly security updates.
To remove objects with this tool, just enter Google Photos and click on the new Tools option from the Edit menu and then select the Magic Eraser option. Then select the objects you want to remove from the photo and wait for the rest of the program. do things
Starting today, we’ll see Magic Eraser on Pixel 2 XL (Android 11) and 4a with Google Photos version 6.25. The update is rolling out in stages right now, but by the end of this week or early next week, everyone with a Google One subscription will have access to the latest version of Google’s Magic Eraser.
Google One subscribers on non-Pixel devices, iOS subscribers with Photos 6.25, and people with a Google One subscription will get Google’s Magic Eraser on Samsung devices, iPhones (version 6.26), and iPads.
With this feature, we will also see the wide availability of the HDR effect for videos to increase brightness and contrast. Google says this feature results in dramatic, well-balanced videos that are ready to share.
Magic Eraser, an attractive tool for Google One subscribers
The availability of Magic Eraser is a nice move that increases the appeal of Google One as a subscription service; Because before this, the tools that Google One opened in Photos (such as HDR, portrait lighting, blur and color focus) were not very attractive to users.
Google One subscribers will also have access to a variety of additional exclusive styles and layouts for the Collage Editor, which will allow Google Photo users to apply styles to a photo in the Collage Editor in addition to access to several new styles and layouts.
With a subscription fee of $1.99 per month, adding this feature to Google One may tempt more people to try the service.