Google Photos could soon let you customize Collections to your liking
Google Photos seems to be constantly changing, and Google is almost always working on multiple new features or UI tweaks. We recently reported that the app could soon make it easier to export still f…
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Google Photos seems to be constantly changing, and Google is almost always working on multiple new features or UI tweaks. We recently reported that the app could soon make it easier to export still frames from videos and even add new “ Memories games .” Now, it seems Google has set its sights on a couple of UI changes.
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Looking into the latest version of the Google Photos app for Android (v7.87.0.957333026), we spotted evidence that Google could be working on letting users reorder items inside the recently redesigned Collections tab. The feature isn’t working yet, but we did manage to surface a snackbar with the text, “Do you want to reorder?” The snackbar also included a “Customize” button, but tapping it didn’t do anything.
Google is clearly still working on this feature and hasn’t implemented the actual customization process yet. However, it seems users will be able to long-press any item in the Collections tab to get to the “Customize” prompt.
Besides this new customization option, Google is also working on a slight redesign for the Create tab within Google Photos. Currently, it has a very straightforward UI, with available tools and suggestions such as “Remix your videos,” “Collages,” etc.
However, the Create tab could soon start showing a header with suggestions such as “Professional headshot,” “Slow pan of your fav,” etc. This could help users quickly jump into creating without having to dig through the various options. There is also a new carousel titled “Popular,” which will display trending templates that users can try.
The new UI will also feature slightly narrower suggestions under features like “Reimagine your moments” and “Art styles.”
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