Google recently announced new video editing tools had been added to its popular Google Photos app. Shared via the Google Photos community page, the company shared that "New video editing features are starting to roll out" and that "Google Photos integrates with Chromebook's Gallery and Files apps, so you can seamlessly use images and videos from your Chromebook and edit in Google Photos."
This would seem like an exciting, speedy alternative to other video editing software that can cost users many subscription fees, like Adobe Premiere. However, while Google Photos video editing tools can help you slap together a quick video for friends and family, it's not meant for much else.
