finally!Google Photo video editor is available on Android

Android users have finally accessed Google Photos upgraded video editors and more than 30 new editing tools.

These new features announced in February were first released on iOS, but will be rolled out to Android users this week.

Unlike some of the recent function updates of Google Photos, this new video editor is free.

You can also use Android devices other than pixel and pixel.

It will be rolled out via the server update, and most users will be able to use it immediately, but some devices may take some time to be displayed.

How to use Google Photo video editor

To start using these new tools, open the video with Google Photos, tap the "Edit" icon at the bottom of the screen and read the editor in the app.

The new interface is classified into four categories that can be selected from the lower menu.

You can edit as much as you like using these new settings.

The edited clip is saved as a new file, and changes do not affect the original united images.

This update has greatly improved Google Photo video editing.However, there are some general functions that are still lacking for both Android and iOS.

For example, it lacks a function that combines multiple recording to one video, a function to add a transition, and a function to apply its own audio to clip during editing.

Nevertheless, these new controls have been greatly upgraded from the previous version of Google Photos video editing tools, which could only be trimmed, rotated, and rehabilitation.

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Brendan Hesse - Lifehacker US [Original text]