No More Randomly Generated Videos
Google has announced an exciting update for Google Photos that allows users to create custom video slideshows. Gone are the days of randomly generated videos that sometimes include the worst pictures. Instead, users will now have control over the parameters and content of the videos they want the app to make.
Choose Your Content
The new feature allows users to search for specific content they want to include in their video. Whether it’s people, places, or activities, Google Photos will scan for the desired content and select the best pictures to include. The app will then add music and sync everything for a seamless video experience.
Customize Your Video
Once the video is created, users have the ability to trim clips, rearrange them, or even swap out the music for something better. This level of customization gives users full control over the final product, ensuring a video that perfectly captures their desired memories.
A Nice Middle Ground
This update strikes a nice balance between the previous options of manually selecting content for videos and waiting for randomly generated ones. Users can now actively participate in the creation process while still enjoying the convenience of automated video production.
Rolling Out Over Time
If you don’t see the new feature immediately, don’t worry. Google tends to roll out updates gradually rather than all at once. It’s unclear if this feature will be available on the web or on specific operating system versions, but we will update this story as more information becomes available.
Will Apple Follow Suit?
With the exciting new update from Google Photos, many iPhone users are hoping that Apple will introduce a similar feature. The ability to create custom video slideshows would be a welcomed addition to the iPhone’s photo app.
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