In June of 2025, Google surprisingly released a major update for Snapseed after a long dormancy. After confirming at the start of this year that iOS exclusivity was set to end, Snapseed 4.0 is now rolling out to Android.
As of today, the Play Store listing has been updated for the new app, which is version 4.0. Since last year, iOS has been on version 3.0, so both platforms are getting an updated interface with this release. Updated assets from Google Play provide a glimpse of the interface.
This includes how Google has brought over the Snapseed Camera to “capture using custom styles or film looks.” This includes “real-time effects that can be edited or reset later.”
The Android redesign starts with a new homepage grid that shows photos you’ve edited using Snapseed. To start editing, tap “Add Photo” at the bottom to open the system file picker.
The editor is organized into three bottom tabs: Looks, Tools, and Export. That middle tab is further grouped by Refine, Fix, Style, and All.
