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An unexpected photobomb can Big Cocks | Adult Movies Onlinebe hilarious, but it's often a huge bummer. That killer photo of your kid hitting a home run? Turns out someone else's toddler is running through the shot. With Google Photos's Magic Eraser tool, you can remove that traveling tyke with a tap to perfect your perfect shot.

Here's how to find and use Magic Eraser, available on iPhones running iOS 15 or older.

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Total Time

• 1-3 minutes

What You Need

• iPhone running iOS 15 or higher
• Google Photos app
• Google Photos account

Step 1: Open Google Photos, select an image, and edit it.

Open your Google Photos app, sign in, and select a photo to inspect. Click the "Edit" button at the bottom of the screen to see available editing options.

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Step 2: Navigate to "Tools," then "Magic Eraser"

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Step 3: Circle or shade in the item you want erased.

Once your remove your finger from contact with the screen, Magic Eraser will edit the image automatically.

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Step 4: Click "Done" to save your edited image.

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