Google Photos is one of the best ways to store all your photos and videos online, but now it's getting even better.
The web version of Google Photos at photos.google.com just released a way to let you edit photos using easy-to-use adjustment sliders. The new editing tools were announced on the Google Photos Google+ page
The new editing tools aren't as advanced as Snapseed's editing tools, which Google+ Photos used to have, but they're certainly better than nothing. Here's hoping Google continues to add more photo editing tools to Google Photos in the near future.
More impressive is the ability to switch between photos without losing any of the changes you've made. All changes are saved and you can return to your original photo at any time by clicking the "Restore to original" button.
Additionally, the web version of Google Photos now lets you crop to specific aspect ratios (original, square, 16:9; and 4:3). Don't worry, you can still resize your images freely.
Last month, Google announced that it was retiring Picasa and that the company would turn its attention to strengthening Google Photos.
The new editing tools aren't as advanced as Snapseed, which Google+ Photos used to have, but they're certainly better than nothing.
Here's hoping Google continues to add more photo editing tools to Google Photos in the near future.
