Google Photos is expanding its AI-powered 'Edit with Ask Photos' feature to five new countries: Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Italy. First launched in a limited rollout in the US, Australia, India, and Japan, this conversational editing tool allows users to make photo adjustments using simple text prompts like 'remove the glare' or 'give this a sepia tone look.' The update marks a broader push to integrate AI into everyday photo editing for more users worldwide.

The feature is currently rolling out on Android in the newly supported regions, while iOS availability remains limited to the US. This phased rollout means not all users will see it immediately. Google has not yet announced plans to expand iOS support beyond the US, leaving some international iPhone users without access.

'Edit with Ask Photos' is part of a suite of new AI-driven tools in Google Photos, including the recently introduced 'Wardrobe' feature that digitally organizes clothing items. As Google continues to enhance its photo platform with generative AI, the company is focusing on making editing more intuitive through natural language inputs.