It’s fun to watch Google’s Pixel smartphone ads with your iPhone, your “best friend forever.” In the latest announcement, both phones are at ‘Coachella’, the annual music and arts festival in California. As usual, Google shows its AI functions. But this time things are a little different, so to speak.
Google Pixel 8 Pro has an artificial intelligence feature called Magic Editor that can edit an image and move the subject in a photo. The ad shows the iPhone talking to the Pixel smartphone about the best pose for a photo at the festival.
The Pixel clicks a photo after a day’s conversation and tells the iPhone that it will use the Magic Editor AI feature to edit the photos just the way the iPhone wants.
“The first phone with Magic Editor,” the ad says. Look it up here:
What is Magic Editor’s AI feature?
With Magic Editor, users can make complex edits. The feature uses a combination of AI techniques, including generative AI, to help users make edits to specific parts of an image, such as the subject, sky, or background.
How to use Magic Editor on iPhones
Google has also released Magic Editor for iPhone. iPhone users must use the Google Photos app to access the feature. However, all Photos users can use Magic Editor on iOS with 10 saves each month. After saving 10 times, you will need to upgrade to a Google One Premium plan of 2TB or higher to continue saving edits made with Magic Editor.
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How to edit photos with Magic Editor on iPhones, iPads
- On an iPhone or iPad, open the Photos app in Google Photos.
- Tap the photo you want to edit.
- Tap Edit Adjust Volume and then Magic Editor Magic Editor.
- Apply contextual presets
- When you’re in Magic Editor mode, tap Preset Edit Fix Auto.
- Select a preset.
- To scroll through the options, swipe left.
- Tap the Done mark.
- If you want to continue editing your photo, repeat steps 1 to 3.
- When you’re done editing, tap Save Copy.
Note: The preset options depend on your photo. Not all options are available at the same time.
How to move, delete, or resize part of your photo
- When you’re in Magic Editor mode, tap, draw a circle, or apply a brush to select part of your photo.
- Get closer for greater precision.
- To move your selection, touch and hold and drag it to the area you want.
- To resize your selection, touch hold, and pinch with two fingers.
- To remove your selection, tap Clear.
- To apply the edit, tap the Done mark.
- If you want to continue editing your photo, repeat steps 1 and 2.
- When you’re done editing, tap Save Copy.
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