Google has completely reorganized its snapseed image editing application on iPhone and iPad. Change, spotted earlier by 9TO5GOOGLEis the first big update of Snapseed on iOS since the addition of the Dark mode in 2021.
Snapseed was originally available on iOS before Google acquired it in 2012 as part of the candidacy to compete with Instagram. Google then launched Snapseed on Android and made the application free. With several tools to refine raw and JPG files, Snapseed also offers several filters, including new vintage added with this last update.
The new update 3.0 gives Snapseed a new look on iOS, bringing a new “favorite” option to the center of the lower toolbar and allowing you to record specific tools. The “Looks” tab remains in the same place on the left side of the toolbar, while Google replaced the “Export” option with “tools” on the right. As indicated by 9TO5GOOGLE“Export” is now in the upper right corner.
“We bring a brand new look and feeling to Snapsed on iOS,” said Google spokesperson Michael Marconi, in a press release The penis. “There are so many people who loved using Snapseed to modify their photos over the years, so we give it a new look with a more intuitive arrangement and some new features.”
It does not seem that the update arrives at Snapseed on Android at the same time as iOS, because Marconi said that Google did not yet have a sharing to share. “”
