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Google has built its Snapseed photo-editing technology into Google+, and it adds an impressively wide range of sophisticated, customizable, easy-to-use adjustments to the service.
The company has been steadily improving Google+ photo tools in recent months, for example with the "auto awesome" features for enhancing photos and automatically constructing animations out of sequences of similar photos. The new tools open up a wide range of fine-tuning possibilities for the sort of person who might use consumer photo-editing tools like iPhoto or Photoshop Elements. You can tweak Google's auto-enhance editing choices, edit the entire photo or selected parts of it, and apply a number of highly customizable filter effects.
As a Chrome user and the fact that Google+ has been worked on for the last couple of months. It was come out as a general useful tool with my photographs. After the fine tuning and elegant approach of photo editing, Google+ feels and looks as if you have a high end program but without the loss of money and great results.