Title: “Unlocking Creativity: How to Harness iOS 17’s Photo Cutout Feature for Fun and Productivity”
In the vast array of iPhone features, the photo cutout functionality in iOS 17 stands out as a whimsical and powerful tool. This feature allows users to effortlessly lift subjects from photos, opening up a realm of creative possibilities, from sharing in messages to creating custom iMessage stickers. Let’s delve into the simple yet fascinating process of using photo cutout and explore how it can add a touch of magic to your iPhone experience.
Mastering the Photo Cutout Magic:
iOS 17 introduces the photo cutout feature, an expansion of the Visual Look Up feature. This function is not limited to recognizing objects like pets or flowers; it can discern nearly any distinct subject in a photo. Whether it’s people, animals, household items, or even screenshots from your favorite shows, the photo cutout tool is versatile and dynamic.
Requirements for the Magic:
To embark on this creative journey, ensure you have an iPhone with at least an A12 Bionic chip, dating back to the 2018 iPhone XS and iPhone XR. Additionally, iOS 16 or iOS 17 is necessary for utilizing this feature to its full potential.
How to Create, Share, and Transform with Photo Cutout:
1. Creating a Photo Cutout:
- Open a suitable image in the Photos app.
- Touch and hold the subject until a glowing outline appears.
- Release your finger, and a context menu will emerge.
- Select Copy to add the outlined subject to your clipboard.
2. Sharing a Photo Cutout:
- Open an image in the Photos app.
- Touch and hold the subject, triggering a glowing outline.
- Release your finger, and a context menu will appear.
- Select Share to unveil the iOS sharing dialog.
- Choose the desired app to share only the subject of the image.
3. Copying via Drag and Drop:
- Open an image in the Photos app.
- Touch and hold the subject until a glowing outline appears.
- Start moving your finger, observing a copy of the subject being dragged.
- Swipe up from the bottom to access the home screen while holding the image.
- Open the target app and drop the image in the desired location.
4. Creating an iMessage Sticker:
- In the Photos app, open an image to transform into a sticker.
- Touch and hold the subject, revealing a glowing outline.
- Release your finger, and a context menu will emerge.
- Select Add Sticker, placing the subject in the Stickers dialog.
- Rearrange the sticker if needed, add effects, and close the dialog.
- Find your customized sticker in the Messages app for delightful use.
