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Include everyone in your photos with Add Me.

Get the whole group in your pics – even the person taking the photograph– with the new Google AI editing feature for Pixel 10 phones.

Group photos – they help us chronicle our most important moments with the people we love.

Want to document that magnificent hike with your partner through the mountains, or the fun at a family reunion, without leaving anyone out of the picture? Forget about selfie sticks or asking a passerby for help. Add Me uses AI to put the photographer in the photo, seamlessly merging two pictures into one amazing image. It combines true-to-the-moment photography with the power of AI and augmented reality, so everyone present can be included.

How Add Me works on all Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 phones

Sebastian Rodriguez, a senior product marketing manager for Google Pixel Camera, is constantly experimenting with new technology and snapping pics of everyone in his family – except himself. “Go through my house,” he says. “I barely show up in any of our family photos.”

A longtime photographer, Rodriguez loves Add Me because it lets him explore creative photography and actually be in his pictures. He loves the quality of the results, which he credits to Google’s powerful Tensor chip and Pixel’s signature computational photography. He also loves how intuitive Add Me is, because it’s integrated into your Pixel Camera.

To use Add Me, just:

  1. Take a group photo.

  2. Switch places with someone else who was in the picture. 

  3. Have the second photographer tell you where you should stand, based on the directions shown on the screen.

  4. Have the second photographer snap another picture.

  5. Use Add Me to seamlessly blend both takes, using AI and augmented reality. 

“Think of Add Me like a guide that helps you as you frame your photo and get it aligned,” says Rodriguez. 

You can make sure everyone’s included in your pictures with Add Me, whether you’re at your family’s house for the holidays or on a remote camping trip. Be yourself in Pixel group photos: Add Me can work with a group of 20 hugging, packed-in party guests (and even pets) as well as it can with a duo on a secluded beach. Try multiple takes and see which two work best for merging. You can even add in multiple people – for instance, if someone other than the photographer was late for the first shot.

If you’re using Pixel 10 Pro Fold, apply Dual Screen preview, so you can see on a bigger screen how it will all fit together – before the photo is even snapped. 

Sebastian Rodriguez, senior product marketing manager for Google Pixel Camera Think of Add Me like a guide that helps you as you frame your photo and get it aligned. Creative photography in real time

It’s not just group photos that sparkle on Pixel 10 cameras. You can do a lot more thanks to the phone’s magical editing features, powered by Google AI.

Want to take a picture of your kids on their first day of school, but worried they won’t sit still? Combine multiple photos into one great image with Best Take. Camera Coach1 uses Gemini models to read the scene, offer you suggestions, and help you find the best angle and lighting. Then, fine-tune in seconds with AI-powered editing tools.2 It’s a new era of innovative AI-powered picture taking and photo editing with Pixel 10 phones. 

Takeaways
Add Me, an AI editing feature on Pixel 9 and newer phones, gets everyone into a single photoSay goodbye to leaving out the designated photographer, using selfie sticks, and asking strangers for helpTake two pics and merge them into one amazing image using the power of AI and augmented reality
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    Requires Google Photos app. Photo feature may not work on all image elements.