TL;DR
  • Snapseed v4.2 is gradually rolling out on Android and iOS.
  • The update adds support for importing presets and LUTs, sharing custom Looks with their LUTs, browsing community Looks, and a depth-based mode for Lens Blur.
  • It also brings the Motion Blur tool from iPhone to Android, along with full multi-wheel Color Grading.

As a longtime Snapseed fan, I was stoked when Google finally started showing the app some love this year. Since then, the company has rolled out several new features and improved the app in multiple ways. Well, it doesn’t seem like Google is planning to stop anytime soon.

Google has started rolling out Snapseed v4.2 on Android and iOS, and the update introduces several new features to the much-loved photo-editing app (via Droid Life). The update brings the Motion Blur tool—previously only available on iPhones—to Android users as well.