Google Photos for Android is rolling out a redesign of its Collections tab that lets users customize the layout, following the floating navigation bar update shipped in July.
The Collections tab is where Photos organizes albums, shared libraries, utilities, and memories. Making it configurable matters because the previous fixed layout forced every user into the same hierarchy regardless of how they actually use the app. The sequencing here is deliberate: Google is rebuilding the navigation layer piece by piece.
The full article covers exactly what can be moved, hidden, or reordered, and how widely the rollout has reached. If you use Collections for anything beyond the default view, the specifics are worth checking before the update hits your device.
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