Struggling with a phone that screams “storage full” every week? Google just launched a brilliant Google Photos’ new feature that automatically finds and stacks similar photos, helps you delete duplicates in seconds, and gives you back gigabytes of space without the headache. The update brings “photo stacking” to every Android and iOS user, no Pixel phone required. Now, when you take ten almost-identical shots of your kid blowing out birthday candles or your dog catching a frisbee, Google groups them into one neat stack. One tap lets the AI pick the sharpest, brightest, best version while you trash the rest.
How the Google Photos’ New Feature Work?
Early users love how simple it is. Here’s exactly what the new tool does:
- Automatically groups nearly identical photos taken seconds apart
- Shows one main photo on top while hiding the duplicates underneath
- Lets Google’s AI instantly pick the highest-quality shot in the stack
- Deletes all the extras with a single tap to free up space fast
- Works on screenshots, burst shots, and regular photos
You turn it on in seconds: open Google Photos → Settings → Preferences → switch on “Group similar photos.” That’s it.
Parents, pet owners, and travel addicts are already celebrating. One mum told testers she freed up 8 GB from just two birthday parties! No more endless scrolling to find the perfect shot – Google does the boring work for you.
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The feature feels like the popular “Top Shot” tool from Pixel cameras, but now everyone gets it. Google rolls it out gradually over the next few weeks, starting with Android devices. This small change delivers huge relief for anyone tired of constant storage warnings and paying for extra Google One space. The Google Photos new feature proves once again that a tiny bit of AI can solve everyday problems in a big way.
If your camera roll looks like a war zone of duplicates, get ready – your phone is about to breathe easy again!
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