Google Photos: Now you can edit photos just by speaking; Google has launched a special feature..

Google Photos Features: Google has released a special feature for Indian users in the Google Photos app. With this feature, users can now edit photos using voice commands or text. Google has started rolling out AI-powered photo editing features, making photo editing easier than ever before. Users will no longer need to struggle with sliders or complex tools, as changes to photos can be made simply through text or voice commands. This feature is based on Gemini AI and has been specifically designed keeping Indian users in mind.

Now your photos will change with words.
According to Google, users can now tell Google Photos to blur the background, remove reflections from a window, or improve the lighting of a photo. Multiple changes can also be made in a single command, such as straightening the photo, fixing shadows, and enhancing colors. The goal is to make photo editing easy, even for those who don't understand professional tools.

These smart changes will also be easy.
The special thing about the new feature is that it is not limited to just the background. Users can also request changes related to people in the photo, such as removing a friend's glasses, opening their eyes, or adding a smile. Google says that this feature provides more accurate results with the help of the user's private face groups, especially in group photos where small details are often missed.

Get a creative touch with Nano Banana.
A feature called Nano Banana has also been added to Google Photos, which allows photos to be transformed in new ways. Users can make changes such as adding furniture to a room, extending the frame of a photo, restoring old photos, or placing people and pets in new scenes. This feature is especially for those who want not only improve their photos but also give them a new look.

Support for Indian languages ​​and more transparency
Google has clarified that these new AI editing features will work in several Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, and Gujarati. In addition, Google Photos is now adding C2PA content credentials, which will show what AI modifications have been made to a photo. This will increase transparency regarding edited photos and build greater trust among users.

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