Google today said it has started rolling out early access to a new "Ask Photos" feature for its Google Photos app. Available to both iOS

Google said the feature could be used for more than just photo retrieval alone; users would also be able to ask questions to get helpful answers.

Google is rolling out its Gemini-powered Ask Photos feature to select Android and iOS Google Photos users in the US. First announced at Google I/O in May, Ask Photos lets you go beyond basic search terms.

Google Photos awaited Ask Photos feature is rolling now. Users have to sign up and join the waitlist to get early access.

Google has unveiled a revolutionary new feature called ‘Ask Photos’, which has been designed to transform the way you search for photos and videos on your device. The feature empowers you to use natural language to describe scenes or situations and it will then deliver the most relevant results.

Google Photos is introducing new editing features which will help users to flip photos and increase brightness.

Ask Photos, the Gemini conversational search experience for Google Photos, is currently available to select users in the US.

Google Photos is rolling out a new AI-powered feature, Ask Photos which enables users to retrieve pictures with queries provided to the AI.

Google Photos now has a new flip option for mirroring images and videos horizontally. When you use this tool, Google Photos will save the flipped image or video as a separate copy to preserve the original.

Google Photos has added a new editing tool in the Crop section. It will allow users to flip images horizontally.

Being able to flip a photo from left to right or vice versa is a simple editing feature, and one that Google Photos finally boasts.