Google Photos rolls out new AI-powered features to help you organize your photo library

Photo Stacks for similar photos

Photo Stacks is a new feature that automatically groups similar photos taken in close succession, such as multiple shots of a sunset or a large group photo. Once rolled out, Google Photos will select the best photo from the stack as a top pick, and users can easily switch to other photos or turn off Photo Stacks altogether.

AI-powered organization for screenshots and documents

Google Photos is also using AI to better identify and categorize screenshots and documents in users’ galleries. Screenshots will now be automatically organized into albums like ID, receipts, and event information, while documents will be grouped into albums like travel docs, financial docs, and personal docs.

Google Photos document organization | Source – Google

Taking screenshots of event tickets or flyers can help you stay organized, but remembering to revisit them can be a challenge. Google Photos is now introducing a feature that allows you to set reminders directly from your screenshots. Simply click the “Set Reminder” option, and Google Photos will add a reminder to your calendar based on the information in the screenshot.

Google Photos event reminders | Source – Google

To further declutter your photo gallery, Google Photos now offers the option to automatically archive screenshots and documents after 30 days. This will hide them from your main gallery but keep them easily accessible from their respective dedicated albums.

The new Photo Stacks feature and the improvements for screenshots and documents are rolling out to Google Photos on Android and iOS. These AI-powered organization features will help users keep their photo galleries tidy and make it easier to find the photos and documents they need when they need them.