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Apple's Photos App Is Getting Three New AI-Powered Editing Tools
Apple says Cleanup, Extend and Reframe will use generative AI to remove objects, widen scenes and shift subjects in Photos.
- At the Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple unveiled three new AI-powered photo editing tools for the Apple Photos app, arriving later this year with iOS 27.
- Apple Intelligence powers these capabilities, which expand the existing Clean Up tool introduced in iOS 18.1; the updated version removes objects more accurately by automatically filling in surrounding backgrounds.
- The new Extend tool allows users to digitally "pull back" from a photo to fill in missing information, while Reframe lets users adjust perspective within a spatially generated digital space.
- These tools reduce pressure for perfect composition by allowing users to alter images after capture; interested users can test features now through the iOS 27 developer beta on secondary devices.
- By integrating these AI-driven manipulations, Apple aims to make photography feel less permanent; features currently support only the iPhone 15 Pro, Pro Max, and the iPhone 16 and 17 lineups.
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Apple Intelligence adds intelligent editing in Photos with spatial recomposition, extended backgrounds and advanced erasing to achieve near-professional results.
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