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iOS 27 TO ADD AI-POWERED PHOTO EDITING

AI DESK1 MIN READ
TUE, APR 28, 2026

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Apple's upcoming iOS 27 will introduce AI-powered photo editing tools that let users modify backgrounds and image framing, according to Bloomberg. The feature represents an expansion of Apple Intelligence beyond Siri improvements.

Apple plans to enhance its AI capabilities across iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 with bug fixes and expanded functionality. The new photo editing tools will integrate into the Photos app, enabling users to adjust backgrounds and reframe images using artificial intelligence. The additions follow Apple's broader push to embed AI features across its ecosystem. While Siri improvements remain part of the update roadmap, the photo editing tools suggest Apple is diversifying its AI applications beyond voice assistance. The exact capabilities and user interface details remain unrevealed. Apple typically announces major software features during its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, where it will likely showcase the complete iOS 27 feature set. These tools would position Apple's Photos app as a more competitive alternative to third-party photo editing applications that already offer AI-driven background and composition adjustments.

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