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Google Photos' latest UI experiment has one job: getting CapCut on your phone
Android Authority • • technology
Key Points:
- Google is internally testing new sharing features in Google Photos, including an option to export videos directly to CapCut, a popular video editing app owned by ByteDance.
- If CapCut is not installed, users will be prompted to download it from the Google Play Store when attempting to share or edit media.
- This update appears in version 7.83.0.943371825 of Google Photos for Android and adds a new row of export options beneath existing sharing choices.
- Google has previously integrated CapCut in Google Photos, such as prompts to edit videos in Memories and the ability to edit Photos Recap with the app.
- The feature is currently in internal testing and not yet available to the public, with no guarantee it will be released widely.
