Steps to Activate Google One Editing Features in Google Photos
If you have received a free Google One plan with your new phone (like Pixel 7 Series) or have bought one. Follow these steps to activate and use the exclusive Google One Features in Google Photos.
- Launch the Google One app (Android, iOS) on your Phone, and sign in to your account.
- Switch to the Benefits tab, and tap on View Details.
- On the next screen, tap on Start Editing.
- Now, choose an image from your Google Photos app.
- Here tap on the Edit button, here you get some suggestions based on your photo.
- You can apply the following effects:
Dynamic – To sharpen the image, boost colors, and tweak HDR a bit.
Portrait – Go max out and add an artificial background blur.
Color Pop – To keep your subject in color, and wash out the background colors.
Other Color Effects – You can also choose between different color tones like Vivid, Luminous, Radiant, Ember, Airy, Afterglow, and Stormy.
- Other Google One exclusive features you can access via Tools Tab are:
Blur – You can tap to change focus from subject to background, and also manually adjust the depth effect.
Sky Effects – You can manually change the intensity of the sky color effect mentioned above like Vivid, Luminous, etc.
Color Focus – To adjust the intensity of background colors, to make your subject stand out.
- Finally, under the Adjust Tab, you can also adjust the HDR strength.
Q: Why I can’t use some Editing features in Google Photos? A: Some editing features require Google One membership, which starts at INR 130 per month, or INR 1,300 per annum. Q: What’s the minimum requirement for Google One Editing Features in Google Photos? A: Some editing features require at least 3 GB RAM, and don’t work below Android 8.0 and iOS 14.
Wrapping Up
So this is how you can redeem and use the exclusive Gooogle one editing features on any photo via the Google Photos app, which can also be shared with up to five family members. Not just Photos, you can also edit videos in the Google Photos app. I hope you found this useful, if you did make sure to like and share it. Check out other useful tips linked below, and stay tuned to Gadgetstouse for more such tech tips and tricks. You might be interested in:
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