Google Photos Brings Six New AI Features: Help Me Edit, Editing Using Text or Voice Input, Nano Banana, and More
The California-based tech giant – Google has brought 6 new AI features to its cloud-based photo and video storage, sharing, and organization service. With these new capabilities, Google is offering its users more ways to edit, create, and search on Google Photos.
Read more about the update below.
Google Photos – Six New AI Features Now Available
The first among the six new AI features that have been brought to Google Photos is the ‘Help me edit’ functionality. This new functionality will allow users to make necessary edits and changes on group photos of people, and Photos will make use of the private face groups in order to generate personalized and accurate edits.
Next among the new AI features is the editing capability relying on text or voice input. With this capability, users won’t be needing any tools or adjusting sliders, and can simply say or type-in the required edits. It has already started rolling out first for iOS, in the US region, and the brand is also bringing a redesigned photo editor too for iOS. Nano Banana has also been brought to the editor on Google Photos, as promised earlier, and users can make use of it for transforming their images with the added capabilities and restyle options.
For users who have difficulties in coming up with the right prompt when using generative AI, Google has introduced a new ‘Create with AI’ section on the Create tab (for Android). This section features ready-made AI templates, and is currently available in the US region. Indian users will also be able to find it on Google Photos this week itself. Also, for the US audience, Google Photos will be bringing its first personalized templates as well.
Another notable AI feature that has been added is ‘Ask Photos’. It is introduced as a powerful tool which can allow users to find and search for things across the gallery using just natural language. From this week onward, this new tool will be rolled out in 100 countries, and can be accessed in 17 different languages. The ‘Ask’ button is also a similar feature like the ‘Ask Photos’ tool, and while the Ask Photos offers search functionality, the Ask button will be providing users with the details concerning an image or about something within the image.
In related news, the November 2025 Pixel Update and Pixel Drop were also rolled-out recently. Do check them out.
