Google Photos has rolled out a convenient little feature called Quick Edits. It shows up when you share any image from Google Photos. In this new feature, you can quickly crop or enhance any image.

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How to quickly edit photos before sharing them To use Quick Edits, first update the Google Photos app on your Android smartphone to the latest available version. Then, choose a photo and tap the ...

You might expect that in order to crop a photo you'd need to open the photo editor, go to the crop tool, and adjust it from there, but in fact you can crop a photo without ever touching the editor.

Google started testing a new Quick Edit sharing feature in Google Photos last year. It gives you options to quickly enhance or crop an image when you hit the Share button.

Step 2: Choose the photo you want to edit Scroll through your gallery and find the photo you want to spruce up. Maybe it’s a stunning sunset, a goofy selfie or a mouthwatering plate of food.

Google is testing a new Quick Edit page in the Google Photos app that appears when you tap the share button on an image. The Quick Edit page has buttons to enhance the photo or crop it before sharing.

Phones from Apple, Google and Samsung include the company’s own photo-editing apps that use A.I. to enhance pictures, but you may get additional features based on your hardware model.

APPLE has made it much easier to edit your photos on iPhone. Specifically, it’s now significantly easier to crop an image. Previously, you’d need to go into the editing menu and select … ...

The Photos app works well for one or more images of the same dimensions that you’re printing to fill a photo print size or larger page, or when you plan to trim two edges. Here’s how: Select ...