See Pixel 10 Pro's new zoom tech in action

Oct 02, 2025

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Pro Zoom is a powerful new tool for Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL — take a look at some impressive shots taken with it.


Alex King

Product Manager


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Updated March 4, 2026

Ever seen something cool, but couldn’t quite get a photo because it was so far away? It’s a scenario I find myself in too often, and it’s exactly why we built Pro Zoom on Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL.

While you can already capture impressive detail at up to 30x with Super Res Zoom on Pixel 9 Pro, sometimes there are moments that demand even more range — like spotting wildlife in the distance.

Before Pro Zoom, that egret was barely a speck on the shore. Now, with a clear photo at 100x zoom, I’m up close and personal and can see it with stunning detail.

And check out these shots of some deer I spotted!

This isn't just cropping. We fine-tuned Pro Zoom to leverage the power of the Tensor G5 chip, running a cutting-edge single-step diffusion model entirely on-device in just seconds. This complex, Al-powered process intelligently removes noise and sharpens your image, considering both individual pixels and the larger scene.

Instead of just using a magnifying glass to look at a blurry, distant photo (similar to traditional digital zoom), Pro Zoom uses the few details that are there, like shapes and colors, and then fills in the rest of the missing information, creating a new, much clearer image.

Zooming across 100x of distance to spot a far away truck.

This process uses a combination of the camera's captured data and generative AI to extrapolate details that the camera sensor couldn't physically capture on its own, resulting in some truly stunning shots.

Check out more amazing photos captured on Pixel 10 Pro using Pro Zoom below.

Want more Pixel 10 Pro photo tips? Check out our quick guide on using Camera Coach.