Samsung has dropped short teaser videos hinting at AI-powered image editing tools that will arrive with its next Galaxy smartphones, signaling a strategic push on AI capabilities.

The overarching narrative centers on forthcoming AI-driven image editing features and how Samsung plans to unveil them ahead of its Galaxy Unpacked event.

While the press blast does not explicitly name the S26, industry chatter heavily suggests the features will debut with the Galaxy S26 lineup.

The teasers showcase capabilities like converting daytime photos into nighttime scenes and merging multiple images into a single composite.

References to AI photo-editing benchmarks such as Google Gemini and Nano Banana appear in context, though Samsung does not officially endorse them in the release.

Samsung promises a unified suite of AI editing tools that lets users edit photos and videos within one app experience, reducing reliance on separate apps.

The feature is expected to be highlighted or expanded upon at Galaxy Unpacked next week, ahead of the anticipated reveal of three Galaxy S26 models.