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Google Photos Introduces 'Collections' Redesign to Replace 'Library' Tab

Google Photos is replacing the 'Library' tab with a new 'Collections' redesign, aiming to make finding content easier than ever.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Google Photos has replaced the 'Library' tab with a new 'Collections' tab, aiming to make finding content easier for users. The Collections tab provides quick access to Favorites and Trash, anddynamic tiles based on user navigation. It also includes a folder for albums stored locally on the device, replacing the previous photos on device carousel. Other features such as People & pets, Documents, and Places are accessible within the Collections tab.

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