- After having gradually deployed it, the dark mode for Google Photos on the web is finally available for all users
- Google has made an official announcement, saying that the new functionality follows user comments
- You can now use the new parameter to customize your Google Photos appearance, and it’s very simple to do
Almost all those I know, including myself, use the dark mode on their smartphone, and there are a multitude of reasons. The three main ones are simple; This means less eye fatigue when you are constantly Tiktok to scroll at night when you should sleep, it records the battery, and because the dark mode simply contains a more sophisticated appearance than the light bright mode offensively.
With the case of Google Photos, the display rendering options have always been modifiable in its mobile version, but its web version has missed this option, leaving many users to navigate in their photo galleries via stretched eyes. Fortunately, Google has officially announced that Dark mode is now available on the desktop at all users, and I can already feel the relief of my folding eyes.
Instead of integrating it discreetly into a software test as it did with its group chat cat updates for Google Messages, the company has made an official announcement with the declaration “The Dark mode is now available for Google Photos on Web! We have launched this long awaited new feature thanks to user comments like you”.
Bringing the dark mode to the office version of Google Photos is certainly a big step, and many users will appreciate, but this is a decision that we have been planning since the start of the year. At the end of January, Google began to announce an support in dark mode for Google Photos on the web after its deployment to search, YouTube, Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Gemini. The initial deployment has been staggered, but now it is accessible to everyone.
How you can activate dark mode for google photos on the web
Google has introduced a large deployment for the management of the dark mode for photos on the web in response to user comments expressing a need for personalized rendering options. Now that it is widely available, it is very easy to activate:
- Head to photos.google.com in your web browser
- Click on settings, then access the appearance section
- From there, you can select your choice from different options, including light, darkness or the use of the default device
