If you search it on Google you can find a lot of examples and explanations. Snapseed is a complete and professional photo editor developed by Google KEY FEATURES 29 Tools and Filters, including: Healing, Brush, Structure. Snapseed is a complete and professional photo editor developed by Google. Generally, this technique is called " inpainting", and in Photoshop it appears also as " content-aware fill" but GIMP specifically uses " Poisson editing". When you use the Healing Tool, Snapseed needs to invent a patch of pixels that it can paste. Magic Erase add-on has been limited to Tensor-powered Pixel devices only. Snapseed from Google's Healing Tool is a powerful feature but it cannot remove everything. I think that the only difference between Gimp and Snapseed algorithm is to decide the point (or points) where the similar image to replace is picked, copied and then pasted on the areas that you want to cover (in Gimp you can choose where, while in Snapseed everything it's automatic). Magic Eraser availability Magic Erase is a part of Google Photos editing tools. Snapseed Tutorial How to Use Healing Tool in Snapseed - YouTube Snapseed Tutorial How to Use Healing Tool in Snapseed Photo Editing AppClean Up Your Photos For Flawless Edits. One day, however, I was using GIMP's Healing tool (very similar to Snapseed's) and not knowing how to use it I took a look at the documentation ( ) and I found that the algorithm is based on a scientific paper by Todor Georgiev:
This is a good question that I asked myself a while ago, but without finding an answer.
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