Apple has recently released the latest iOS and iPadOS 18.1 developer betas which includes some new Apple Intelligence features for testing. Chief amongst
which is a new Clean Up tool for the Photos app, along with a Google Lens-like 'Look Up' feature, and the expansion of summarised notifications to other apps.
To remove unwanted elements, select an image via the app, tap on the Adjustment button, and select Clean Up. From here, highlight the object that you wish to remove by tapping, brushing or circling it, and the system will then remove and replace it. As for accuracy and quality, results may differ depending on the image that you're editing. Clean Up will have a hard time when the photo you're editing has way too many elements present, while simpler ones will look somewhat convincing. When it isn't dealing with complex imagery, the tool can actually identify people, certain objects and even depth, which are highlighted when you're editing an image.
While testing, we've discovered that the Look Up icon, which is located at the bottom of the screen, only appears when there are landmarks, food, animals, and plants present in photos. Clicking the icon will return different results depending on the subject that's being focused on, including summaries, Maps shortcuts, similar images found from the web, and so on. Unlike Clean Up, you need to be online in order to get this feature to work.
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