One of the greatest cloud-based services for managing and backing up media is Google Photos. With strategic additions and potent AI-powered tools like Magic Eraser and Magic Editor, Google has steadily enhanced the platform over time. You have to manually save a duplicate of the image after making the changes while utilizing these AI-powered capabilities. However, a problem made it impossible for users of Google Photos to save their Magic Editor-modified images. Now that Google has fixed the problem, you can save your AI-enhanced photos once more.
The bug seems to have been around for a few months, but the media has mostly ignored it. Because there was no “Save Copy” button, users of Google Photos were unable to save images that had been altered with Magic Editor. They were unable to maintain their modifications as a result.
Google has officially verified that it is implementing a fix for the issue and acknowledged the fault.
Therefore, it’s worth giving it another go if you’ve had trouble saving your Magic Editor-edited images.
All Google Photos users are eligible for ten Magic Editor-powered edits at no cost. You must purchase the $10/month Google One Premium membership in order to access unlimited saves as well as more filters and effects.
There are a lot of random bugs in the Google ecosystem.
It’s normal to run into strange issues when using Google services, so if you experienced this one, consider it simply another oddity.
Although it’s a small problem, Google could also fix the Google Photos app for iOS and Android, which does not allow you to see how many Magic Editor modifications you have left each month. Users should be able to make better use of their monthly allotment of 10 edits thanks to this.
