<ul><li>Google has introduced a “Quick Edits” feature in Google Photos that allows users to edit images while sharing them without saving the changes to their library.</li><li>Users can crop or auto-enhance images and compare them to the original before sharing. Changes made will be saved for sharing within Google Photos, creating a shared link, or adding to a shared album, but won't be saved for sharing through other apps like Google Messages or WhatsApp.</li><li>The option to make these edits will automatically show up when sharing an image, and users can disable it by toggling the setting.</li><li>This feature is available for unedited images in Google Photos for Android 14 and above, excluding photos already edited and organized into specific albums like receipts or screenshots.</li></ul>

Google Photos adds ‘Quick Edits’ when you share images

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