X has released a new update for its in-app photo editor, giving users more ways to change pictures directly inside the app. The updated editor now lets users ask Grok AI to edit a photo by typing what they want. The editor offers capabilities that enhance its functionality to users who prefer photo editing software found in Google Photos. The new photo editor is already available on iPhone (iOS), while the Android version is expected to arrive soon. Read more in our articles including "X photo editor gets new features" and "Meta removes AI Image Feature for Instagram".
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Jun 20, 2026X has released a new update for its in-app photo editor, giving users more ways to change pictures directly inside the app. The updated editor now lets users ask Grok AI to edit a photo by typing what they want.
The editor offers capabilities that enhance its functionality to users who prefer photo editing software found in Google Photos. The new photo editor is already available on iPhone (iOS), while the Android version is expected to arrive soon.
Our coverage of Grok AI Photo Editor includes: "X photo editor gets new features"; "Meta removes AI Image Feature for Instagram"; "Android 17 introduces Eclipsa Video for better HDR playback". Each article provides unique insights and information.