Google Photos gets suggested actions to help users manage photos

Google Photos is getting suggested actions for fixing automatic brightness, image rotation and more.

The features appear as prompts when looking at photos in app or on the web. Small grey bubbles pop up on dark photos saying ‘Fix brightness’ and on duplicates and screenshots saying ‘Archive this.’

The brightness fixes can be a little hit or miss, but users shooting in RAW appear to get more impressive results. Another handy tool is the compare feature. By pressing and holding on the brightened image, users can see the original.

On top of that, Photos archival feature is expanding to new items. Photos will suggest archiving photos of restaurant menus and receipts. It even suggested I archive a photo of a price tag I snapped last I was in Best Buy. Granted, it still detects it as a screenshot, but other similar photos were identified as labels.

Photos can also suggest rotating incorrectly oriented photos. This is huge for me as incorrectly oriented photos are a pet peeve of mine, as I’m sure they are for others. I’ve spent too much time manually orienting photos that were saved incorrectly.

These are handy new features and aren’t very intrusive. The suggested actions really feel like just a suggestion. They pop up out of the way and are helpful if I need them and easy to ignore if I don’t. Along with the new colour pop feature, Google Photos continues to make helpful and fun improvements. If only we got that object removal feature as well.

Source: Android Police

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