Google Photos regularly introduces new and enhanced features, with a recent Android update highlighting improved video editing capabilities. Now, even without the latest Pixel 9 (needed to access the unique Reimagine tool), users can quickly adjust playback speed, enhance video quality, and trim clips effortlessly—all with a few simple taps.
Google Photos on both Android and iOS now offers “AI-powered video presets.” After analyzing your clips, the app provides effect options—like trimming, zooming, and slow-motion—that you can apply instantly with a tap. Acting as a digital director, the app intelligently selects where and how to apply these enhancements for you.
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Once the update reaches your phone, you will notice a refreshed interface with larger icons and clearer text, making it easier to see each option. The streamlined design allows you to make quick edits right in Google Photos before sharing, without needing to open a separate editor on your phone or computer.
Trim tool
First, Google has introduced “improved controls” for trimming unwanted footage from the beginning and end of your clips. While the changes to the trim tool may not seem major at first glance, the end handles are now larger and thicker, making them easier to grab. Plus, a timestamp appears on the screen as you move the handles, simplifying the trimming process.
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The trim tool shows up automatically as soon as you edit a video, and you can get back to it by tapping the Video button.
1. Drag the left-hand handle to change where the video starts.
2. Drag the right-hand handle to change the video’s end point.
3. Drag the white bar between the two handles to move around the clip.
4. Tap the play button at any point to check your new footage.
5. Choose Save copy to confirm your changes and save a separate clip.
Auto-enhance tool
Google Photos now offers a new “auto-enhance” feature that automatically analyzes your video and applies color improvements while also stabilizing the footage. This feature enhances the overall quality of your clips without needing manual adjustments.
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1. Tap Video then Enhance to apply the automatic enhancements.
2. Tap the play button to see how the updated footage looks.
3. Tap Enhance again to see the difference with and without the tweaks.
4. Choose Save copy to save the enhanced video as a separate file.
If you had rather apply the video stabilization without the color enhancements, just tap Stabilize on the Video panel of tools instead.
Speed tool
The new speed tool in Google Photos allows you to adjust the pace of your videos, enabling you to either speed up or slow down certain parts or the entire clip. This feature gives you greater control over the video’s timing and action.
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1.Tap Video and then Speed to bring up the editor.
2. Use the bars on the timeline to indicate where you want the effect to start and stop.
3. Choose a playback speed under the timeline: from 1/4 speed to 4x the speed.
4. Tap the play button to see how the video now looks.
5. Choose Done, then Save copy when you’re happy with the results, to save a separate video file.
It is not the most advanced video editing effect you will ever see, but considering it only takes a couple of taps on your phone screen, you can get some impressive results from it.
Video presets
Unlike the tools mentioned earlier, which are exclusive to Android, the AI-powered video presets will be available on both Android and iOS in Google Photos. Although these presets were announced in September, they haven’t been rolled out yet. Once available, you’ll find the “Presets” button between the Video and Crop options at the bottom of the screen.
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