This Google Photos update will simplify photo management for you

Google Photos is removing the ‘Library section’ and replacing it with ‘Collections’. This move by Google is focused on enhancing user experience and making photo sorting and finding easier. According to Google, Collections will be the go-to place for users to access all their media on a smartphone. The new tab on Google Photos will include sections like People, On this device, Albums, and Document. Also Read: WhatsApp’s New iPhone Update Brings A Liquid Glass Design, But Also A Strange Mute Bug

The ‘photos on the device’ carousel have been changed to the ‘on this device’, where you will get to see the uniformly sorted in different folders based on their origin like Camera, WhatsApp images, Screenshots, Instagram, etc. Also Read: Gemini Nano Banana AI Image Editor Rolls Out To Google Search And NotebookLM: Here’s What’s New

Simultaneously, you will see other sections in categories like screenshots, videos, locked, recently added, etc. As for the update, it has already been rolled out for most of the regions. And if you are unable to see the latest overhaul of Google Photos, then you need to wait for a rollout in your area. Also Read: How To Create Unique Rangoli Designs For Diwali Using Gemini Nano Banana AI Tool: Check Prompt

Google Photos Overhaul: What has changed?

Import photos: This one is available at the top, you just need to tap on the Create+ button. Then under the ‘Get Photos’ section, tap on import from other places.

Free up space: This one has been moved to the top too. Tap on the profile photo and you will see the free up space button below the account storage section.

Create something new: Moved to the top, tap on the ‘+’ icon and you will see a menu asking you to create a new album, cinematic photo, animation, highlight video, and collage. You can choose any of the mentioned according to your requirements.

Gemini-powered Search tab: Google Photos has now introduced an AI-powered search tab where you already have suggestions to get photos from particular events or timelines like August 2022, Screenshots, Selfies, Documents, etc. Apart from that, you can also search for photos that fall under a specific keyword. For example, when you search for a birthday, Google Photos will pull out all the pictures with a cake. The feature is available for both Android and iOS.