AI agents for Google Photos
A Monmo agent helps you use the photos you already have in Google Photos. It picks the strongest shots from an event, groups them into an album, writes captions and alt text, and prepares images for social posts, product listings or a slide deck. It works in your own Google account, sees only what Google lets outside apps reach, and asks before it creates albums or shares anything.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Google Photos
Pick the best shots from an event
From the 300 photos of last week's launch, it sets aside blurred frames, closed eyes and near-duplicates, and gives you the twenty strongest, with a note on why each one made the cut.
AskPick the 20 best photos from the launch evening and tell me why you chose each.
Build an album for a project
It gathers the photos you chose for a project or a client visit into one album with a clear name and a short description. Creating the album and sharing it with anyone waits for your approval.
AskMake an album called 'Osaka site visit, October' from the photos I picked and ask before sharing it.
Write captions and alt text
For each chosen photo it writes a short caption in your brand's tone and plain alt text that describes what is in the picture, ready for your website, newsletter or posts.
AskWrite a caption and alt text for each of these twelve product photos.
Prepare photos for social posts
It crops the picks for square, portrait and story formats, drops them into your Canva template, and drafts a month of posts for Instagram. Nothing is posted until you approve it.
AskTurn the five best launch photos into Instagram posts in our Canva template, square and story sizes.
Clean up product photos
For a shop listing it removes the background, evens out the light and exports each image at the size Shopify recommends, keeping your originals untouched in Google Photos.
AskPrepare these eight bag photos for Shopify: white background, even light, the same size for each.
Find the receipt you photographed
When you photograph receipts on the go, it finds the ones you pick, reads the supplier, date and amount, and lists them in Google Sheets ready for your bookkeeping.
AskRead the receipt photos I picked from October and list supplier, date and amount in a sheet.
Make a short recap video
From an album it cuts a 30-second recap with titles, music you supply and your logo at the end, in vertical and landscape versions, for you to review before it is posted anywhere.
AskCut a 30-second vertical recap from the conference album with our logo at the end.
How it connects
- 1You link your own Google account once. Google gives outside apps narrower access to Google Photos than to Drive, so for older photos you may pick them in a Google window or share an album with the agent.
- 2You choose which agents may use Google Photos. A marketing and design agent fits; a personal assistant may use it for receipts and family albums.
- 3Viewing the photos you shared and editing copies on its own desktop need no approval. Creating or sharing an album, uploading to your library and posting anywhere ask first.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent organise my Google Photos library?
Partly. Google limits what outside apps can see in Google Photos, so a Monmo agent works with the photos you pick or share with it, plus the albums it creates. Within those, it sorts, selects, names albums and writes captions, and asks before creating or sharing an album.
Can an AI agent choose the best photos from a shoot?
Yes. The AI agent looks at each photo for sharpness, framing, expressions and near-duplicates, and gives you a shortlist with its reasons. Taste is yours, so treat its picks as a first cut you can change before anything is used or shared.
Does the agent change my original photos?
No. It edits copies on its own desktop, such as crops, background removal and resizing, and gives them back in the Library or adds them to your account once you approve. The originals in Google Photos stay as they were.
Can it turn event photos into posts and a deck?
Yes. From the album it prepares post graphics in Canva, captions, a recap clip and a few slides in Google Slides or PowerPoint. Each post is published only after you approve it, through the connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.