Some time ago Google introduced the Magic Eraser feature on Pixel smartphones. The feature was initially available for some Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 series phones, where users were able to highlight only the objects in the background they want to erase – leaving them with a clean image without the photobombers.
Since it was exclusive, many people bought new Pixel phones for such features. However, last month, Google released Magic Eraser to everyone under a Google One subscription – ending the feature’s Pixel exclusivity.
You can use the Magic Eraser feature in Google Photos with Android and iOS. The feature automatically suggests edits, but you can also edit manually. Apart from this, those who have a Google One subscription can also use the camouflage feature in Magic Eraser.
The camouflage feature changes the color of objects in the photo to help them blend in naturally with the rest of the photo. With that said, let us see how you can make use of this feature.
Use the Magic Eraser in Google Photos with a Google One Subscription
step 1: Open the Google Photos app on your Android or iOS device.
step 2: Open a photo in which you want to clean unwanted objects.
step 3: Tap on the ‘Edit’ button at the bottom of the screen.
step 4: Now, from the suggested tools, find Magic Eraser and click on it to start using the feature. On clicking Magic Eraser, it will automatically scan the selected image and highlight the objects that can be removed. These objects are mostly photobombers.
Step 5: After the feature automatically scans and highlights potential photobombers/unwanted objects, it will give you the option to ‘Delete All’. Tap on it to clear everything. Or you can manually select what you want to delete from the photo.
Step 6: You can also use the camouflage feature, which then adjusts the color of objects in the photo to help them blend in with the entire image.
In this way, you can easily use the Magic Eraser feature in Google Photos without a Pixel device. Apart from Magic Eraser and its camouflage, users can also use Portrait Blur and Portrait Light features to edit photos.
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