Google Photos was born in 2015 and has quickly established itself over other similar applications thanks to the possibility of backing up to the cloud and sharing photos. When these free features disappeared, most users did not abandon the app.
Those from Mountain View have been forced to continually renew themselves, and the latest innovation that Google Photos has brought takes the best of Spotify. The application will allow you to summarize the year in photographs, inspired by the famous Spotify Wrapped.
Google Photos will analyze the users’ gallery to make a summary of 2024 in photographs and videos. The app has a similar feature known as Memories, soon to be renamed Moments, but it doesn’t do a Spotify-style yearly overview.
The Photos AI tool will scan the gallery and group similar images and videos into collectionsbut also depending on the approximate location. Other Android gallery apps only display files in reverse chronological order.
Google Photos joins the Wrapped trend
Android Authority
Google has taken advantage of the Memories function to create a video organized by categories in the style of Spotify. The application displays images according to categories such as “the longest streak of 2024”, “the year of smiles of 2024” and “your best faces of 2024”.
Google Photos offers other relevant information with categories such as the most photographed colors this year or the person who appears in the most photographs in the gallery, among other data:
- “What do your photos say about you in 2024? Your vibes have been all about…”: Reveal your top 3 personalities.
- “What a colorful year! The colors that you have photographed the most this year have been…”: shows the year in color by creating a palette.
- “2024 had a stellar cast! The best faces were…” – Highlights the top faces in this year’s gallery.
- “This year, you caught X smiles. But you smiled more with…”: count the total number of smiles captured and who you smiled the most with.
- “How many days in a row did you take a photo? Your longest streak in 2024: X days”: Add up all the days you have taken a photo.
The year in review for Google Photos It is available for accounts of adults of legal age in the United States. Those from Mountain View have not confirmed if it will reach other countries such as Spain before the end of the year.
Users need to have the “Face Groups” feature enabled, which uses Gemini AI to select faces, but also have taken enough photos and videos throughout the year.
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Tags: Photography, Video