Google Photos Quick Edits feature expands to videos
Google has expanded the Quick Edits feature in its Photos app to support video files, allowing users to make minor adjustments before sharing. This update, available in version 7.95.0.989626323, enables quick actions such as cropping, applying filters, and adding music directly from the share menu. The feature is currently rolling out to all users but requires a device running Android 14 or newer.
- ▪The Quick Edits feature for videos allows users to crop, apply quick fixes, add music, text, and filters before sharing.
- ▪The update is rolling out to all users and was identified in Google Photos version 7.95.0.989626323.
- ▪Access to this new video editing capability requires a device running Android 14 or a newer version.
- ▪The feature extends the photo-based Quick Edits tool introduced in July 2025 to include video content.
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