Don’t you just hate it when you snap an awesome photo with your iPhone only to discover that there’s something in it making it not so awesome?
In this tutorial, we will help you remove unwanted objects from your photos using the new Apple Intelligence Clean Up feature or a free third-party app.
An “Apple Photos Clean Up” label appears in the Credit field of a photo’s EXIF metadata but isn’t retained when sharing an image with apps.
The third beta of iOS 18.1 adds two new Apple Intelligence features that were unavailable in prior betas, including a Clean Up tool in the Photos app.
In this troubleshooting guide, we’ll explain what to do if the photos and videos you take on your iPhone or iPad do not contain location information.
Apart from exposure-changing and color-grading software like Adobe Lightroom, Topaz Photo AI is perhaps one of my most-used tools when editing RAW photographs fresh off the camera sensor. Its powerful AI-based photo enhancement features can help polish even some of the slightest photographer mistakes, making a ‘halfway there’ photograph look more like a completed masterpiece.
Apple has removed the carousel from the iPhone's and iPad's Photos on iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 and made other changes to improve navigation.
Learn what to do if the screenshots you take on your Apple Watch are not showing up in the Photos app on your iPhone.
The stock Photos app is perhaps the best way to view photos and videos on your iPhone or iPad, but there are certain features we all know we want that Apple just keeps forgetting to put into the app natively. Fortunately, that’s an area where having a jailbreak can be particularly useful.
Apple Photos on iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia will automatically recover your lost or damaged images and videos, saving them in a special album.
Transfer your photos, videos, albums and metadata like descriptions and more from Google Photos to iCloud Photos with just a few clicks without downloading anything.
iOS 18 beta 3 brings new features and changes like a tweaked flashlight interface, a consolidated emoji picker, a new dynamic wallpaper, more Dark Mode icons, etc.
Learn how to view all your screenshots in one place in the Photos app by filtering out other images, videos, and GIFs on your iPhone or iPad.