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Can Apple's new AI photo 'Clean up' tool beat Google's Magic Editor? For some users, yes
On my iPhone, I used these rival tools to fix the busy backgrounds of some vacation pics. Compare the respective results here. A good camera, photo skills, and a worthy subject are only part of the equation when capturing the perfect photo. Some factors are out of your control, such as objects or
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Clean Up vs Magic Eraser: I edited these images with Apple Intelligence and Google AI to see which is better
Apple is embarking on its own AI revolution with the broad release of Apple Intelligence courtesy of the official iOS 18.1 release this week. that update includes a feature called Clean Up with the Photos app, which uses AI to intelligently analyze photos and remove unwanted subjects from them --
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Apple Intelligence for Photos Tested: Is It Better Than Google Photos?
I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics content, overseeing an experienced team of reviewers and product testers. I've been covering tech for more than 22 years. Prior to PCMag, I worked at outlets such as Android Authority, Fortune, InformationWeek, and Phonescoop. Apple Intelligence
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Apple's iOS 18.1 introduces an AI-powered 'Clean Up' feature for photo editing, rivaling Google's Magic Editor. The new tool offers intuitive object removal and background blending, sparking comparisons in performance and user experience.

Apple has entered the AI photo editing arena with its new 'Clean Up' feature, released as part of iOS 18.1. This tool, powered by Apple Intelligence, allows users to remove unwanted elements from photos and seamlessly blend the background
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. The introduction of this feature puts Apple in direct competition with Google's Magic Editor, which has been available on Pixel phones since 2023 and recently expanded to all Google Photos users1
.The Clean Up tool is easily accessible within the Photos app's editing section. It automatically suggests elements to remove, allowing users to tap and eliminate unwanted objects quickly. This intuitive design has been praised for its ease of use compared to Google's Magic Eraser, which often requires multiple selections for object removal
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.In various tests conducted by tech reviewers, Apple's Clean Up tool demonstrated impressive results:
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.However, Magic Eraser still holds some advantages, particularly in handling larger objects and producing more convincing results in certain scenarios
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Beyond Clean Up, Apple has introduced other AI-powered features to enhance the Photos app experience:
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.While Apple's initial release of Clean Up has been well-received, the company plans to add more features to Apple Intelligence through future iOS updates. This ongoing development suggests that the competition between Apple and Google in AI-powered photo editing will continue to intensify, potentially leading to further innovations in the field
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