Google Photos gets some much-needed editing tools



Google Photos gets some much-needed editing tools

Latest in Entertainment 'Big Hero 6' gets a TV show on Disney XD next year 11m ago 58m ago 1h ago 3h ago Google Photos gets some much-needed editing tools You can tweak multiple photos at once and set an exact crop ratio. Share Tweet Share Save When Google broke Photos out from Google+, there were a lot of benefits -- a canny search algorithm, unlimited storage for compressed photos and more. One thing that got lost, however, was the Snapseed-based photo editing tool in G+ that gave users a decent option to Adobe's Photoshop (Snapseed is still available as a standalone Android app , though). In the latest web-based version of Photos, Google has made some much-needed improvements to the editing tools. For one thing, while you're making edits, you can move between images and the system will save any changes. When you're ready, you just have to hit "Done" or "Revert to Original" if you decide not to keep the tweaks.

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