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Edit photos by voice, typing or touch. Private, on-device editing.
ShutterVoice is a photo editor you can talk to. Say or type what you want — "make it warmer, then crop square" — or use the touch controls. Every route runs the same precise edits. EDIT YOUR WAY • Voice: tap the microphone and say a command in English • Typing: chain commands with "then", "and" or commas • Touch: sliders for exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation, warmth, tint, highlights, shadows, sharpen and vignette GEOMETRY • Rotate, flip and straighten • Free crop with draggable corners • Presets: 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 3:2, 16:9, 9:16 LOOKS • Built-in color grades: Vivid, Golden Hour, Film, Mono, Portrait Soft, Crisp Cool, Bleach Bypass • Save, rename and reuse your own looks BATCH • Apply one look to up to 30 photos • Review the results, retry any that failed and save only the ones you want ON-DEVICE UNDERSTANDING Gemini Nano runs on your device to turn free-form requests into supported edits and to suggest edits for your photo. It produces edit commands only; your photo stays on your device. OPTIONAL CLOUD AI EDIT For generative changes, AI edit sends the current photo and your instruction to Google's Gemini — only after you agree, each time. Nothing is uploaded by ordinary typed or spoken commands. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no ads, no analytics, no in-app purchases • Originals are never modified; exports are saved as new copies • Location metadata is stripped from exports unless you turn it on • Recents are off by default • Drafts stay in private app storage and are excluded from backup EXPORT AND SHARE • JPEG with adjustable quality, or PNG with transparency • Long edge up to 1080, 2048 or 4096 px • Save to your gallery or share to any app • 50-step undo/redo and before/after compare REQUIREMENTS ShutterVoice requires a device that supports Gemini Nano through Android AICore, running Android 14 or later. Voice commands are English only and use your device's speech recognition service, which may process audio online on some devices; the app asks first.