Big news for photo enthusiasts! Google is about to jazz up your photo editing game with some powerful AI features, and guess what? You don't need a Pixel phone to access them anymore! Starting from May 15, Google Photos is getting a major upgrade, bringing in a bunch of AI-powered tools that were previously exclusive to Pixel devices.

So, what's in store? Well, get ready to be wowed by features like Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and Portrait Light, which were once reserved only for Pixel users. But now, almost everyone can enjoy these goodies without having to shell out for a subscription.

But wait, there's more! Google is also unleashing its Magic Editor, a robust tool that simplifies complex photo editing tasks using the magic of AI. This gem was a standout feature of the Pixel 8 series, but Google is generously sharing it with the wider audience. However, there's a catch for free users: you'll be limited to 10 edits per month. To unlock unlimited editing power, you'll need a Google One subscription with at least 2TB of storage.

What can you do with the Magic Editor, you ask? Well, the possibilities are endless! With its generative AI technology, you can effortlessly reposition subjects, tweak sky colors, and even fill in those pesky gaps in your photos.

Now, the burning question: will you get these cool AI-backed features? Google says yes, if you're rocking an Android device with a 64-bit processor, at least 3GB of RAM, and running Android 8.0 (Oreo) or above. iPhone users need iOS 15 or newer. These features will start rolling out on May 15 and gradually reach all eligible devices in the following weeks. So, keep an eye on your Google Photos app for that picture-perfect upgrade!

Get ready to explore a plethora of editing options like Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, Sky Suggestions, Color Pop, HDR Effects, Portrait Blur, Portrait Light, Cinematic Photos, Collage Editor Styles, and more. It's time to take your photos to the next level!

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