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The Gallery App on Your Samsung Phone Has a Hidden Menu

The Gallery App on Your Samsung Phone Has a Hidden Menu

The Gallery application used to edit photos on Samsung Galaxy phones may contain experimental features that are not directly visible in normal settings. The Gallery Labs menu, reviewed by Android Authority, is an area where Samsung opens some trial features to the user.

Such menus especially appeal to users who edit photos, work with a large number of images, or want to get to know more about the features Samsung offers.

But here's the point: Gallery Labs is not a universal feature that offers the same options on all Galaxy phones. Gallery app version and device model may change the result.

How to check?

  1. Open the Gallery app on your Galaxy phone.

  2. Enter Settings from the menu.

  3. Check the version of the Gallery app.

  4. If your application supports it, verify the Gallery Labs menu opening method in the guide for the relevant version.

  5. Examine the experimental options that appear one by one; Do not change settings if you do not know what they do.

Since the method of opening this menu may vary depending on the application version, it would not be correct to give a single sequence of steps that is guaranteed to work on all devices.

Are there risks to experimental features?

Yes. Experimental options may not be as reliable as features in the stable version. If you see unexpected behavior in the Gallery app, turn off the last setting you changed. Also keep backups of your important photos.

Who should try it? Users who already know the standard Gallery features of their Galaxy phone and want to explore new options.

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