Magic Eraser Google Photos Until now, it was one of the functions available only and exclusively to owners of the Pixel mobile phone, but from now on it is extended to all users of the service who are also Google One users.

Bit by bit: Google Photos Magic Eraser is a feature that is currently very popular in other photo software and services, with which it is possible to remove people and items from photos that they are there but get in the way so no one notices… or that they don’t do much. It all depends, as you can imagine, on the photo in question.

For example, imagine you’re taking a photo in some spectacular location where the only thing wrong is the amount of people around you. People who would get you out of the way too if they could… But you can’t. What can be done is to resort to “post-production repair” technology, which is getting better and better.

Basically, you simply select the eraser tool in the app on row a you remove what you want to disappear from view. That’s when artificial intelligence – yes, my friend, AI in soup – is in charge of filling in the gaps as best it can. And as we mentioned, it does it better every time, even if it depends on the photo.

This is how the Google Photos magic eraser works

Well, Google introduced it Exclusive feature for Pixel phonesthe flagship of those from Mountain View that serves one of the best Androids on the market for its value for money and it should be noted that it focuses on the photographic side of the device hand in hand with the hardware but also the software, see GCam as a recommended component.

Now the Magic Eraser function or the magic eraser of Google Photos extends with limitation to users of any phone, be it Android or iPhone Important, of course: to be a Google One user, a Google subscription around Google Drive, a storage extension, which in turn provides other benefits like this.

How to use the magic eraser of Google Photos is very simple: open the application, select a photo and suggestions for improvements will appear, among which some are marked with the Google One icon, exclusively for users of the service. You put it, delete what you want, and – never better said – the magic is done.

If you still don’t see the option in question, wait for the Google Photos update to arrive, because although this news was announced a few weeks ago, it is now starting to roll out to all Google and Google Photos users. She.