Google Photos has introduced a new AI-driven editor that leverages Gemini’s Nano Banana model to make personalized adjustments to faces in users’ images. By tapping into private face groups, the tool can open closed eyes, add smiles, remove sunglasses and more, all through simple natural‑language prompts. The update also adds AI‑generated style templates tailored to each user’s gallery and a Gemini‑powered Ask button that answers questions about photos. While the feature offers powerful, user‑friendly editing, Google emphasizes that the AI operates on data already stored in the account, keeping the process private. Read more →

Google Photos has introduced a suite of AI-powered features that let users edit objects and people in images through voice or text prompts, add AI-generated templates, and use a new Ask button for instant assistance. The updates also bring the app's natural‑language search to more than 100 countries and support dozens of new languages. The enhancements are available on iOS in the United States and are expanding to Android users, leveraging Google’s Nano Banana model to transform photos into styles such as Renaissance portraits or cartoon strips. Read more →

Google Photos has rolled out six new AI-driven tools aimed at simplifying editing and searching within users' photo libraries. The "Help me edit" feature now offers personalized portrait adjustments, using facial data to remove sunglasses or fix closed eyes, and is expanding to iOS in the United States. The Nano Banana editor powers a new "Create with AI" section that supplies customizable templates for artistic restyling, initially reaching Android users in the United States and India. The Ask Photos search tool is expanding to over 100 additional markets and 17 new languages, while a new Ask button lets users ask detailed questions about individual images, currently available in the United States on both Android and iOS. Read more →