Google seems to be revising the user interface for its editor in Photos, less reliance on iconography and more on text. The work-in-progress was first discovered by software blogger Jane Manchun Wong and may be available in tests to select users.

Here’s how the UI looks like Wong posted it:

A category dial appears above the Cancel and Save copy buttons, the first title of which is Suggestions – likely to show which factors the artificial intelligence thinks should be adjusted. Specific vectors are arranged in an upper carousel with icons such as labels.

Angle and Angle Adjustment share a tab in the current version of the interface, but are split into their own categories in the new look. Conversely, Markup Extensions and third parties are grouped into one more category More.

A user of Indonesian photos responded to Wong’s tweet, and appeared to be using the new interface when editing an image of the Xiaomi Mi 10 5G, so maybe it can go out to users for testing. However, one report does not mean much here.

For comparison, here’s what the Google Photos editor right now looks like:

As with everything else, we’ll keep an eye on and update as this new UI for Editor spreads.