Snapseed gained a lot of features on both Android and iOS since its revival earlier this year. This doesn’t mean to say that Google is done working on new additions behind the scenes. It’s working on new long-exposure photography modes, collages, and more. Well, now Google is also testing more granular image quality and Exif data controls, allowing users to set different preferences when saving, exporting, or batch editing images in Snapseed.
Snapseed could soon get more flexible settings for saving and batch editing
The Snapseed app currently lets users choose the image quality and file format when saving photos. It also offers control to keep or remove Exif data, which includes details like the photo’s camera specifications, location, and shooting settings. Google could make these controls even more granular in a future update.Â
Android Authority reports spotting evidence that Google is working to split the existing options into three sections depending on how you save the image. In place of a single set of settings, Snapseed could allow users to set different settings based on whether they’re exporting, saving, or batch editing photos.
More granular controls
These separate settings will reportedly be available for both file formats and EXIF data. Folks at Android Authority were able to unlock the feature and offer a glimpse of this upcoming interface. Each export mode has its own set of settings, separated by a dedicated tab for each. Similar to the ‘format and save’ settings, Snapseed also offers a set of options for Exif data before exporting photos.
That said, it’s unclear when these new export settings will roll out to users widely at this point. But considering Snapseed’s speed at which it usually rolls out new features, this shouldn’t take much longer. As always, we will update when that happens, so stick around.
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