Mirroring a photo on a Google Pixel is a straightforward process. The provided YouTube video, "Google Pixel 8a: How to Flip Photos #pixel8a", demonstrates the process and confirms that it involves editing the image within the Google Photos app.
Here's how you can do it:
- Open Google Photos: Launch the Google Photos app on your Pixel phone.
- Select the Photo: Choose the photo you wish to mirror from your library.
- Enter Edit Mode: Tap on the "Edit" option. This usually looks like a pencil icon.
- Locate the Crop/Rotate Tool: Look for the crop or rotate tools in the edit interface.
- Mirror the Image: Within the crop and rotate settings, there should be an option to flip the image horizontally. This is how to mirror the photo.
- Save the Edited Photo: After mirroring, save your changes. This may take a moment, during which you might encounter ads according to the YouTube video reference. The edited, mirrored photo will be saved as a new file.
Here is a summarized table for easy access:
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Open the Google Photos app |
| 2 | Select the photo to mirror |
| 3 | Tap "Edit" |
| 4 | Find Crop/Rotate options |
| 5 | Select the horizontal flip/mirror option |
| 6 | Save the mirrored photo |
- The video suggests that ads might appear during the saving process.
- The original photo is not modified; instead, a new, mirrored version is created.
