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Home›How To›How to Copy and Paste Edits to Photos on Samsung Galaxy Phones

How to Copy and Paste Edits to Photos on Samsung Galaxy Phones

By Matthew Lynch
February 20, 2024
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Copying and pasting edits across photos is a convenient feature on Samsung Galaxy phones that can save you a lot of time, especially if you want to apply the same adjustments to multiple images. Whether you’re enhancing your holiday snaps or trying to maintain a consistent look across several photos for social media, Samsung’s Gallery app has got you covered. Below, we will guide you through the steps on how to do this effortlessly.

Step 1: Open the Gallery App

Begin by tapping on the Gallery app on your Samsung Galaxy phone. Navigate through your albums and select the photo you have already edited and wish to use as a template for other images.

Step 2: Access Edit Mode

Once you have opened the desired photo, tap on the pencil icon at the bottom of the screen to enter Edit mode. This will bring up all the editing tools that were used on this particular photo.

Step 3: Copy Edits

After entering Edit mode, look for the option that allows you to copy edits. This can usually be found as a ‘Copy’ button or icon within the edit settings (usually represented by two overlapping squares). Tap this button to copy all current edits applied to that photo.

Step 4: Select Other Photos

Now that the edits have been copied, hit the back button to return to your gallery. Browse and choose the other photos you want to apply these edits to by selecting them individually or by tapping and holding one image and then selecting multiple pictures.

Step 5: Paste Edits

With other photos selected, tap on ‘More’ or look for an option symbolized by three vertical dots (︙) which is usually located at the bottom right or top right of your screen. In this menu, choose ‘Paste edits’ or any option indicating pasting of previously copied settings.

Step 6: Save Your Photos

Your chosen photos will now have been updated with the new edits. Review them to make sure everything looks as expected. If satisfied, save each photo which generally involves tapping a save icon— typically a diskette or a checkmark icon.

Step 7: Further Adjustments (Optional)

If needed, you can go back into each photo’s edit mode to make individual tweaks without affecting other images you’ve applied the copied edits to.

Remember that this copy-paste feature may slightly differ depending on your Samsung Galaxy model and software version. Always make sure your Samsung Gallery app is up to date to benefit from the latest features and most user-friendly interface.

By following these simple steps, you should be able to quickly and consistently apply your preferred photo edits across multiple images. This tool is incredibly useful for those who like maintaining a consistent aesthetic in their photos without having to adjust settings one by one manually. Enjoy enhancing your photographic masterpieces with efficient ease!

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