Google photos are getting major AI chops. On Wednesday, Google Announced A handful of new features that will allow users to be more creative with their photo memories, including the option of converting photos into video, and “remix” photos include different styles, such as anime, comics, sketches or 3D animations.
The app will also centralize access to its creative equipment-which includes both AI-powered and traditional tools-in a new “create” tab in the photo app. Two newly launched features will be placed in this tab, along with other equipment that allow you to make Collage, Highlight videoAnd others things,
Update AI brings AI into one of Google’s most popular consumer-supporting services: Google Photo is today More than 1.5 billion usersThis will put AI in the hands of more people, including those who can do what AI can do with it. It also gives Google a large basis to learn because people try new features.
The company said that these features are experimental, so it would ask users to give up a thumb-up or thumb-down on AI-rented images and videos to provide feedback. This reaction will help Google to improve product and overall experience, it says.
With new photo-to-video feature, similar Offering Already available in Gemini (and, As of today, YouTube), Users will be able to make small videos from their own photos using Google’s Ve2 model. In the previous years, animating old family photos was a clever trick, driving the download of apps such as Myheritage because people brought relatives to life for a long time. Now that capacity is being reduced with the use of AI.
Once you choose a photo, you can choose one of the two signs-“subtle movements,” or “I’m lucky”-you can choose to convert photos into a video clip of a six-second video.
Video to video is rolling out for users in the US on Android and iOS today.
Meanwhile, the new remix feature operated by Google’s imagene AI model, allows you to take any photo from your gallery, then transforms it into a different style in only seconds.
This facility will be available on Android and iOS in the US in the next few weeks.
Both features will include an invisible Synthesis Digital watermarks on their output to identify them as AI-Janit. Google Photo already does this with other AI tools, such as Images edited using remaginsFor example. The video generated will also include a visual watermark, which is similar to the people produced by Gemini.
The Create Tab will arrive in the US in August. Google says it will update the tab over time, add new tools and experiments and refine the existing options.
AI features were introduced with similar tools for YouTube shorts, which is now offering its own photo-to-video option as well as new AI effects, which is operated by VEO 2. (Shorts will get access to VEO 3 later in this summer, Google said.)
