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Google Photos revamps video editor with auto enhance and AI presets

Google Photos introduces AI video editing presets and new features like Speed controls and Auto enhance for seamless mobile video edits.

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Google Photos is stepping up its game, and the latest update brings a big upgrade to its video editing capabilities. Whether you’re on Android or iOS, this is going to be a welcome change, especially if you’re into tweaking and trimming your videos right from your phone.

The new video editor adds a handful of tools that make editing on mobile smoother and smarter. First off, if you’re on Android, you’ll now see a “Speed” tool that lets you play around with slow-motion or speed up your clips—perfect for creating those dramatic slo-mo shots or time-lapses. There’s also a new “Auto enhance” button that gives your footage an instant color and stability boost, which can save you from fiddling with individual settings. Plus, the trimming tool is getting more precise, so you can cut your clips down to the exact moment without all the guesswork.

In a move that should make things easier for regular users, Google is also reorganizing some of the commonly used tools like mute, enhance, stabilize, and export frame. These will now be right under the video timeline, making them quicker to access without having to dig through menus.

But the real magic comes with the new AI-powered presets, available on both Android and iOS. These presets are like shortcuts for more advanced edits—things like auto-trimming, speed control, and adjusting lighting can now be done with just one tap. And if you’re looking to add some flair, the AI can help with slow-mo effects, zooming in on specific subjects, or even creating dynamic motion that follows your subject as it moves around in the frame.

These new features live in a separate “presets” tab, so you can quickly flip between standard editing tools and AI-assisted magic. As with most Google updates, this one is rolling out gradually, so don’t worry if you don’t see it immediately on your device—it’s coming soon.

This is definitely a solid update for Google Photos, especially for those who want more control over their video edits without needing fancy third-party apps. Whether you’re a casual editor or someone who just wants to fine-tune your vacation clips, the new features are all about making video editing faster, smarter, and more fun.


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