Google Photos will generate video highlights based on people, places, and activities for iOS and Android versions of the app soon.

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Google Photos is introducing an update that allows users to choose the parameters for the videos they want the app to create, instead of waiting for the app to generate them randomly. Users will be able to search for the people, places, or activities they want included, and the app will select the pictures accordingly. Furthermore, users can trim clips, rearrange them, or change the music in the videos.

Google Photos will soon give you more say in those AI-created video highlights