Google Photos Now Lets You Flip Images Using In-Built Editor

Google Photo for Android is rolling a new functionality that allows users to create mirror images, the company on Wednesday announced. It is added to the in-built editor on the app and basically enables the image to flip. The facility is estimated to be particularly useful while taking selfies with Android phone’s front-faceing camera, where the text is usually reflective and uplifted. Additionally, Google photos are also reported to roll out a dark mode appearance for its desktop version.

Image Mirroring on Google Photo

Google has updated its support Page With the announcement that users can now mirror their photos in the photo app. It is currently available only on the Android version of the app. By allowing users to flip an image using an in-built editor, it potentially denies the need to use a third-party image editor for the same. To mirror an image, users need:

1. Open Google Photo App.
2. Tap edit icons and then crops.
3. Tap on the flip icon and choose.

   Option to flip images in Google photos for Android

While The Rollout of the Image Mirroring feature has recently been officially confirmed by the Mountain View-based technology giants, it was earlier Moldy In September, Tipster Mishal Rahman, but only a select users were asked to access it only. Google has now released it widely and Gadgets 360 can confirm that it is available for the Android app on the latest version of Google Photo.

Dark mode for desktop

In addition to a new feature for your Android app, Google photos are also asked to roll out a dark mode for their desktop version. 9to5google Discovered A banner at the top-right corner of the screen that says, “Dark mode is here! Now you can apply a dark theme on photos. ,

The option is said to be present in Google photos for desktop settings, enabled users to choose from lights, darkAnd Use device defaultThis is reported to be rolled out for users gradually and gadgets 360 cannot confirm its availability on four separate accounts.