Google Photos is rolling out a number of updates to Memories, like sharing, while Android and iOS is also getting an advanced collage editor. Since [September 2019], Memories has become one of ...

The feature will also let you edit photos from inside the collage editor. If you’re a Google One member or Pixel owner, you’ll get extra editing features like Portrait Light or HDR and have ...

As demand for Pinterest’s new collage maker Shuffles heats up, Google Photos is jumping on this trend with its own collage editor that will let users select a design, pick out and edit photos ...

Open the Google Photos app on your phone or tablet.; Select up to 6 photos that you want to include in your collage. You can do this by tapping and holding on one photo, then tapping on the others ...

Google Photos‘ Memories feature is getting a new look. The update, rolling out now, will let users see more videos, including snippets of longer videos in Photos. The app will also automatically trim ...

Google Photos has a few updated collage options to bring in that new year, so if you’re feeling festive and have some photos you want to share, now might be a good time.. To see the new collage ...

Lastly, Google has now added an enhanced collage editor, right into Google Photo,s that lets you create attractive layouts with artistic designs and backgrounds such as sticker or filmstrip effects.

Google announced the addition of two new photo collage options inside of Google Photos today, both featuring hearts, which is perfect timing considering it’s Valentine’s Day here in the US.

Google says there will be a subtle zoom effect on still photos it includes in memories to make them feel less static. On that note, there's a new type of memory called Cinematic Memories. This ...

Google is bringing powerful new Google Photos features to a wider range of Android and iOS devices. Magic eraser, which debuted with the Pixel 6, is a powerful time-saving tool which allows you to ...

Your default photo management app has an in-built collage maker. Google Photos has one, and so does Samsung Gallery. However, Photos fits general use better as it supports many Android devices ...