Magic Editor launches later this year as an expansion to Magic Eraser and will be a part of the Google Photos editing suite.

There isn't a clear winner, but I'd trust Magic Eraser in most situations To figure out how the Clean Up feature will stack up against Magic Eraser, I gave each photo editing tool five images to ...

They both remove unwanted stuff from your photos, but when it comes to Google Magic Editor vs Magic Eraser, there's a time and a place to use one over the other.

Google has explained the main differences between Magic Eraser and Magic Editor, two AI-powered tools that are similar in some ways.

Google said Best Take, Magic Editor and Audio Magic Eraser, which removes background noise, will be available on Pixel 8 devices starting October 12. Google announces AI-powered photo-editing ...

In a recent blog post, the company also explained how to make the most of tools such as Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and more, which you can also find in this article. Make the most ...

Google Photos is expanding its use of AI to help users edit and enhance their photos. While the company has already leveraged AI for its tools like the distraction-removing Magic Eraser and ...

Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and Portrait Light, once only available to Pixel phone users, are coming to Google Photos so everyone can enjoy the power of AI editing.

With Magic Eraser already used to remove unwanted distractions, now Magic Editor goes beyond, using AI to perform complex edits without using a separate photo editor.

Google has announced Magic Editor for Google Photos, taking the Magic Eraser concept and putting it on steroids.

Google's once-exclusive Magic Eraser tool for editing photographs is coming to iPhone users through the Google One subscription.