The app is also available on the iOS platform, which is nice as you dont have to worry about losing it while changing the platform.

Today, the Gallery apps arent just limited to photos management.

They must package image editing, face reorganization, automation, AI, and more.

Prominent phone makers such as Samsung, LG, Huawei and Xiaomi are emphasizing on AI additions and other functions in the stock Gallery app.

All Xiaomi phones come integrated with MIUI Gallery and Google Photos from Android.

Both the apps seem identical at first and yet differs on major functions.

In this post, we are going to compare MIUI Gallery to Google Photos to see if you need to switch to Googles solution or the Xiaomi one is enough User Interface Both the apps follow minimal design approach with easy to use functions.

By default, the MIUI Gallery app takes you to the Photos tab, which includes the album and other major options at the top.

I find that odd since the company has been taunting one-handed experience in MIUI 10.

Google Assistant recently received the Material Theme 2.0 design makeover and the improvements are visible throughout the app.

The default theme uses the bottom tab UI, but you can also explore other functions from the upper left options menu and a hamburger menu.

MIUI offers several options such as crop, filters, add beauty effects, stickers, draw doodling, and text.

You can select multiple photos to make a collage image with different style and even better, you can make videos with custom music, background effects, styles, and more.

Of course, you can manually edit pictures with a built-in image editor, but the real magic happens with Googles AI.

For example, Google Photos can stitch together a panoramic picture, collage style, and create a video with various music and animation styles.

Sharing Sharing gallery photos is as essential as organizing them.

You can simply add a Google ID of another persona and share the entire library or the selected ones.

Create a group and all the members can add, edit, remove the picture in it.

MIUI is sticking to the default share menu to share the photos.

Before, we used to opt for third-party cloud services such as OneDrive, Dropbox, and Google Drive to back up the images.

And now, all the major OEMs have their counterparts, and they are all implementing them in Gallery apps.

When switched on, the service backs up all the images to the Mi Cloud.

You can either access it from the web or the default folder in the Google Drive app.

Backup Theme Miui 10