Overview
- Google confirmed on Thursday that it is rolling out five updates that add prompt-driven automation, new styling options, templates and stronger redaction tools to Google Photos.
- Gemini Spark can now control Photos for eligible U.S. subscribers of Google AI Pro and AI Ultra, letting users ask the AI to find, bulk-edit, group, and prepare photos for sharing.
- Wardrobe, which catalogs clothing from your pictures for virtual try-on and outfit suggestions, is live for eligible AI Pro and AI Ultra users on Android and iOS in the U.S., India, and Brazil.
- Moods — vintage-inspired, image-adaptive filters — are rolling out globally on Android, 15 new Remix templates are arriving in select countries, and an upgraded Markup tool adds a redact pen, thickness sliders, and new fonts to Android worldwide.
- Google says edits are applied to copies, new albums default to private, and Spark requires explicit confirmation before sharing; users with sensitive images should review privacy settings and activity controls before enabling AI features.