New Google Photos update brings ability to undo edits
Google has rolled out a new update to its Google Photos app that
brings along the ability to undo any edits that you make to images.
Previously, this wasn't possible, with the app creating a new copy of
the image each time an edit was saved. Thankfully, that won't be the
case now.
To take advantage of the feature, first open an image containing edits, then get into the edit mode by tapping the edit icon at the bottom (next to the share icon), and finally select the 'Undo edits' option that appears when you tap the overflow menu in the upper right corner.
"Sometimes it takes multiple edits to get a photo just right – or you
change your mind and decide the original was perfect just the way it
was," Google Photos team wrote in a Google+ post. "With today’s update
for Android, editing is now fully reversible and non-destructive. So you
can save your edits or save a new copy of the photo – either way, the
original photo will remain untouched."
To take advantage of the feature, first open an image containing edits, then get into the edit mode by tapping the edit icon at the bottom (next to the share icon), and finally select the 'Undo edits' option that appears when you tap the overflow menu in the upper right corner.
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