Google Photos on Android just got an iPhone feature I’ve waited a year for — how to use it now
Manual! Photo! Stacks! Are! Here!
Google Photos for Android has acquired an iPhone feature users have been eagerly waiting for — the ability to manually create photo stacks. The automatic creation of similar-looking picture stacks helps improve library organization, but manual stacking was previously exclusive to iOS users. After a year-long wait, Android users can now benefit from this convenient organization tool.
To access manual photo stacking, ensure you are using the Google Photos app version 7.90.0 or higher on your Android device. Create a manual photo stack by selecting the desired images and grouping them into a single stack within your Photos library. Opening the stack allows you to scroll through all the images. This feature, while seemingly minor, is a much-needed addition to Google Photos, making it easier for users to manage their photo libraries.
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