Google's Magic Eraser Feature Is Coming to iPhones and More Androids

Google has released an update to its photo app Google Photos, making its Magic Eraser photo editing tool available on more smartphones. Previously, it was only available to users of branded Pixel 5 and Pixel 7 smartphones.

*More* reasons to love Google Photos — today, @GooglePhotos’ creative tools like Magic Eraser, HDR effect and more will start rolling out on Android and iOS for Google One subscribers. Learn more ↓ https://t.co/DOchOO53Ea
— Google (@Google) February 23, 2023

The Magic Eraser feature will now be available on the Google Photos app to all Google One subscribers on both iOS and Android devices. At the same time, all Pixel smartphone owners will have access to Magic Eraser without having to sign up for a paid Google One subscription.

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Magic Eraser allows you to remove unwanted elements from a photo, such as people or animals accidentally caught in the frame, and replace them using AI.

In addition to the Magic Eraser feature, the subscription also includes several other features. For example, subscribers of the service will have access to a new HDR video editing effect, which helps balance dark foregrounds and bright backgrounds, or vice versa.