- The “Help me edit” feature for the Android version of the Google Photos app has begun its full-scale rollout as of mid-February 2026.
- Once “Help me edit” is deployed, a new prompt input bar for the feature will be added to the bottom of the photo editing screen in the Android Google Photos app.
- “Help me edit” is an AI-powered photo editing feature equipped with the “Nano Banana” image generation AI model, allowing users to direct photo edits using text prompts.
Following Google’s announcement on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, the “Help me edit” feature—originally introduced as “Conversational Editing” for the new generation Google Pixel 10 series before expanding to other Android devices—has been officially released in Japan. This feature integrates Google’s “Gemini” AI directly into the photo editing experience of the Android Google Photos app.
The “Help me edit” feature for the Android Google Photos app began its full-scale rollout in mid-February 2026. When “Help me edit” is activated, a new prompt input bar for the feature is added to the bottom of the photo editing screen within the app.
“Help me edit” (formerly “Conversational Editing”) for the Android Google Photos app is an AI photo editing feature powered by the “Nano Banana” image generation AI model, allowing users to specify edits via prompts. By simply entering your desired edits into the prompt input bar displayed on the photo editing screen, the app will execute the requested changes.
With “Help me edit,” there is no need to manually select specific tools. You can request multiple editing tasks at once, such as “remove the car in the background,” “restore this old photo,” or “fix faded colors while removing reflections.” Even for vague prompts like “make it a better photo,” the AI can suggest recommended edits and supports further fine-tuning of the results.
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