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Android Central
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Namerah Saud Fatmi

How to use Magic Editor

Google Pixel 8 hands on with AI features.

Magic Editor is what Google likes to call "the future of editing," and we completely agree. This powerful tool launched with the Pixel 8 but is now available on other Android devices, even iPhones, too, as long as you have a Google Photos account. For Pixel devices, it's available on any model that has a 64-bit chipset, at least 4GB RAM, and is running Android 8.0 or higher.

What does it do? It essentially works like magic, making editing images the easiest task imaginable. Thanks to the power of generative AI, Magic Editor can fill in the background blanks if you move or remove an item or person from an image. The idea is to help you perfect your shots. If you have one of the latest Google Pixel phones, like the Google Pixel 9, or even another Android device or iPhone, you'll want to try this feature out. You'll be mesmerized by the results. But first, let's learn how to use Magic Editor with this simple guide.

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