After years of user requests, Google Photos is finally rolling out a feature that allows users to flip images horizontally. The new button will be located in the Crop section of the Editing tools within the app.
Google Photos already packs a bunch of useful features, like smart organization, powerful editing tools, and easy sharing options. Now, it seemsreveals that Google Photos is finally rolling out a feature that lets you flip images horizontally. As I mentioned, it is a simple but pretty handy tweak. You can find this new button tucked away in the Crop section of the Editing tools within the app.
Right now, only a handful of users have access to this new feature, but Google will likely make it available to everyone in the next few days through a server-side update. At the moment, Google Photos’ crop tool lets you rotate, resize, and tweak the aspect ratio of your images. The new horizontal flip option will pop up right next to the rotate button when it rolls out.I think adding more tools like this is always a plus because it gives users more flexibility when editing their photos. Lately, Google has been packing the Photos app with a bunch of AI-powered features, too.
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