Google Photos users report missing perspective correction tool

Recently, users of Google Photos have reported a disappearance of the perspective correction tool, a feature that has been part of the editing suite for several years. This tool allows users to make fine adjustments to photos, including perspective shifts, which are particularly useful for cropping images like paintings. The issue started appearing a few days ago, with more users experiencing the problem in the past 24 hours. While the tool is still available on Google Photos for Android version 7.38, many users are reporting that they can no longer access it. The tool’s absence has caused confusion, as it was a useful feature, especially for niche use cases, and its sudden removal seems to be a bug rather than an intentional change. Some speculate that Google may address the issue soon, but for now, users are left without a solution. The issue is actively discussed across online forums, including Reddit and Google’s own support pages, where affected users are seeking answers.