Google's Magic Eraser photo editing tool is soon rolling out to all Google One subscribers and owners of earlier Google Pixel phones. The feature was previously only available on recent Pixel phones such as the recently-released Pixel 7, but there is a clear demand for the feature to have a wider release, as it is intuitive and easy to use.
The Magic Eraser editing tool removes unwanted elements from an image, such as people in the background, blemishes in the photo, or anything else a user would like to remove. To remove an element, simply circle it with the Magic Eraser tool, and the subject will be removed. The tool then uses an AI algorithm to fill in the empty space in the photo and make it look as though there was no editing at all.
Intuitive Photo-Cleaning Apps
Google's Magic Eraser is Coming to Google One and Early Pixels
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