The team behind Google Photos has released a new app for turning your old prints into digital photos. Dubbed as PhotoScan, the standalone app lets you scan any photos which you can store in your smartphones or tablets.

The app doesn’t require a login. The app opens to the camera and instructs you to position a photo within the frame. When you do, four dots appear over your photo. To scan it, you move your phone over each of the dots and hold it until the circle is filled in. Once you’ve cut through all four dots, the photo is scanned and you can immediately slide the next photo under your phone and repeat the procedure.
Photos are automatically cropped, rotated, and color corrected. You can save them to Google Photos with one tap — and then, when you want to find them, you can just search for “scans” inside Google Photos and they’ll all come up.Along with the PhotoScan app, Google has also announced three new features for Photos viz, a new and improved auto enhance, unique new looks, and advanced editing tools. You will have to tap a photo and then tap the pencil icon to start editing. The latest update will let you edit controls for Light and Color including highlights, shadows, and warmth. Google Photos now offer 12 types of different filters that use machine learning tech.
PhotoScan is available on Andriod and iOS
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I am not understanding.

Let me download and try by myself.