Google is offering its AI-powered editing tools, including Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and Portrait light, to Google Photos users for free. Previously, these features were only available through a paid subscription. The tools can now be accessed on computers with more than 3GB of RAM, Chromebook Plus, Android devices running version 8.0 or later, iOS devices running version 15 or later, and Pixel tablets.
The move to give free access to tools previously paywalled is a rare one in modern tech, but Google is eschewing the expected and will provide many of its AI-powered editing tools to Google Photos users for free, including Magic Eraser , Photo Unblur , and Portrait light. These features used to be locked behind a $20 subscription, but now any computer with more than 3GB of RAM, a Chromebook Plus , Android devices running version 8.
As a recap, Magic Eraser is Google’s version of what photographers are probably used to calling generative fill in Photoshop terms. It allows users to select an object and “erase” it from the field of view by replacing it intelligently using surrounding visual data. Photo Unblur attempts to sharpen photos that may not be in focus and isn’t just meant to work with new photos — Google has previously said it can work with any image.
“Additionally, all Google Photos users on Android and iOS will get 10 Magic Editor saves per month. To go beyond this limit, you’ll need a Pixel device or a Premium Google One plan ,” Google stipulates. These Google Photos tools will “gradually roll out” starting on May 15 and over the following weeks to all devices that
Google AI-Powered Editing Tools Google Photos Free Access Magic Eraser Photo Unblur Portrait Light Subscription
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