Google's Magic Editor Glitched Out, But the AI Powerhouse Just Got Its Groove Back

Google Photos has long been a go-to for users who want smart, AI-powered tools to enhance their images. One of its most powerful features, Magic Editor, lets you make advanced photo edits with ease thanks to generative AI that can change lighting, skies, backgrounds, and even reposition objects.

But recently, a bug in the system left many users frustrated when their edits couldn't be saved. Now, Google has stepped in with a fix.

What Happened With Magic Editor Save Bug

Google’s Magic Editor Glitched Out, But the AI Powerhouse Just

According to Android Police, the Magic Editor allows users to edit nearly any part of their photos.

From moving a person in the photo to a different spot in the frame, changing the time of day, or simply exchanging a lackluster sky for a breathtaking sunset, the artificial intelligence-powered feature provides strong manipulation capabilities all in the Google Photos app. But for most users, the editing process came to an abrupt halt.

After spending time making the ideal edit, users complained of not being able to save their work. The "Save" feature in Magic Editor was either not responding or simply failing to apply the edits. This bug created frustration, particularly for those who were using Google Photos for speedy content creation or social media sharing.

Google Acknowledges the Bug

Google reacted promptly upon learning about the Magic Editor save bug. On its official support page, the company acknowledged the problem, calling it a known bug affecting Magic Editor save functionality. And the good news? Google has already pushed out a patch.

As per the tech giant, if you've been facing problems saving Magic Editor edits lately, you should now be able to see the feature working as usual. Users are requested to update their Google Photos app to the latest version to make sure they're running the fix.

How to Check If Magic Editor Works for You

If you're unsure if the bug has been fixed on your device, here's how you can test it:

1. Open Google Photos and choose an image to edit.
2. Tap Magic Editor (on some Pixel and Android phones).
3. Make any adjustments. Try editing a simple subject like the sky or a meadow.
4. Tap Save.

If your edits are saved correctly, you're set. If not, try updating your apps through the Play Store or App Store and then attempt again.