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Default Google Photos could soon give users more power to organize their photos (AP

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority


  • Google Photos’ Photo Stack feature automatically groups similar-looking photos, helping declutter your main Photos feed.
  • In the future, the app could allow users to manually group photos into Stacks.
  • This would give users more control over how their photos are organized in the Photos feed.

Google Photos is one of the best photo management apps for Android users, and it even has power user features that appeal to enthusiasts as well. For instance, features like Photo Stacking greatly assist in uncluttering your main Photos feed by clubbing similar images together. However, there is little control here, as users can only toggle the feature on and off. If the automatic grouping doesn’t work well enough, you’d still be left with a cluttered feed. Google could soon give some power back to users by letting them manually group photos into Photo Stacks.




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