When you’re done, simply hit the check mark bottom right.Īndroid’s update, which also rolled out this week, doesn’t include Curves, but hopefully it’s coming soon. Next, use the two points to create an S shape and see how the image starts to pop according to how pronounced you make the shape.Īlternatively, when you open the image, you can swipe through a large number of presets at the bottom of the display that show the anchor points for each one. If you’re looking for ideas, try creating an anchor point close to the top of the line and another close to the bottom. You’ll soon start to see how different movements lead to different kinds of changes. Tap multiple times to create multiple anchor points along the line, and move each one to make image adjustments, minor or major. Tap anywhere on the line to create an anchor point, and then drag it around to change the look of your photo. Tap on Curves and your image will appear with a grid showing the Curve line. Google’s newest Android updates bring accessibility changes and emoji updatesĪfter you’ve downloaded the update, open an image and tap on the pencil icon bottom right to access Snapseed’s suite of editing tools. This is the free app ISS astronauts use for Earth photos

Snapseed app video