This test covers three tools: Clean Up (in Apple Photos on iOS), Magic Eraser (in Google Photos on Android), and Object ...

To put it another way, if you want to keep any changes that Magic Eraser makes to your photos, you'll need to sign up for a Google One membership, with subscriptions starting at $1.99/month for ...

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I first heard about Magic Eraser—the feature within Google Photos that lets you crop out errant strangers, stray trash cans, or anything else in a frame that makes it look less than perfect ...

When it debuted back in 2022, Magic Eraser was one of the most talked about features of the Google Pixel phone lineup. The option to remove unwanted objects in photos through the power of AI ...

Magic Eraser and Camouflage in Google Photos are fantastic features on the Google Pixel 6a, 6, and 6 Pro. While it isn’t perfect, it can make your photos that much better by removing unwanted ...

But now that Apple has finally entered this arena, I want to see for myself if Apple Intelligence can legitimately do a better job of cleaning up my photos than Magic Eraser. Taking the same set ...

More info. When the Pixel 6 launched in 2021, Google introduced a headline Photos feature alongside it called Magic Eraser. The tool was pretty wild to use in some scenarios, as it allowed you to ...

The company's Magic Eraser feature works much in the same way, and has evolved from a Pixel-exclusive feature to a Google Photos option on both Android and iPhone. But most iOS users don't have ...

It's also worth noting that Google Photos and its Magic Eraser are available on all Android and iOS devices, which puts pressure on Apple and Samsung to keep up (or stay ahead). Get the latest ...