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Things You Didn’t Know You Can Do in the Samsung Gallery App

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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Samsung Gallery app is one of the most popular photo and video management apps out there. It has a lot more to offer than just organizing your media files. Here, we have listed some of the things you didn’t know you could do in the Samsung Gallery app.

1. Create Animated GIFs

Did you know that you can create animated GIFs using the Samsung Gallery app? You can make a GIF from any set of photos in your gallery. Just select the photos you want to include, tap the three-dot menu icon, and select “Create animated GIF.” Choose the speed and length of your GIF, and you’re done!

2. Edit Videos

The Samsung Gallery app also allows you to edit videos. You can trim the length of your videos, adjust the playback speed, and even add background music. Just open a video in the Gallery app, tap the edit button, and choose the editing features you want to use.

3. Hide Photos and Videos

If you have some private photos or videos that you don’t want others to see, you can hide them in the Samsung Gallery app. To do this, select the files you want to hide, tap the three-dot menu icon, and choose “Hide.” The files will now be hidden from the Gallery app and can only be accessed through the “My Files” app with a password.

4. Use the Virtual Shot Feature

The Virtual Shot feature is a 360-degree camera mode that allows you to create a 3D-like image of an object. To use it, select the Virtual Shot mode from the camera app, take a photo of the object you want to capture, and move the camera around the object to capture multiple angles. Then, the Gallery app will automatically stitch the photos together to create a 3D image that can be viewed from any angle.

5. View Your Photos on a Map

The Samsung Gallery app can also display your photos on a map. If you have location data enabled for your photos, you can view them on a map by opening the Gallery app, tapping on the three-dot menu icon, and selecting “Map.” You can zoom in on the map to see the exact location where each photo was taken.

In conclusion, the Samsung Gallery app has many useful features that you may not have known about. From creating animated GIFs to hiding private photos and videos, the app can do more than just managing your media files. Try out these features and explore all the other things the Samsung Gallery app can do.

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