Google Pics — our image creation and editing tool in Google Workspace — is rolling out to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers and most Workspace business customers. Built on our Nano Banana image generation and editing model, Pics gives you the control you need to create whatever you're... imagining — like designing a poster, producing social media posts, or editing digital illustrations. It also includes a suite of fine-tuned editing capabilities that let you generate images and make precise edits rather than starting from scratch.show more

Google Pics integrations are rolling out now with Docs & Slides, and coming soon to Drive. Lean more ↓

@GoogleWorkspace When Google Pics is embedded in Docs and Slides, will teams be able to inspect and revert individual AI edits—such as object segmentation or text translation—while preserving the rest of the asset’s edit history?

@GoogleWorkspace nano banana just cooked

@GoogleWorkspace this is actally a really nice upgrade!! being able to point at one part of an image and just fix tht bit would save so much messing around 😅

@GoogleWorkspace watched the google pics nano banana demo twice. if phone edits stay that fast i'll stop bouncing to photoshop for small fixes.

@GoogleWorkspace Was Google Graphics taken? Google AI Art seems even more precise... Google Illustrator? 😅 Pics doesn't really convey the type of graphics you showed in the demos here, but if it works with photos just the same... And why not bring it into some conmon Ai brand? Gemini Images?

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@GoogleWorkspace What a useless thing What the difference between Google Flow?

@GoogleWorkspace image first, video next. once creation ships inside the suite people already work in, the bar for standalone tools moves from possible to 10x better. nano banana in workspace is exactly how video gen lands for the mainstream too

@GoogleWorkspace pls fix gemini. cant upload videos more than a mimute. i upload a video that was 10 sec max and i ask tell me what happend and gimme somthing anything about the video

@GoogleWorkspace Can we edit memes with it or nah?

@GoogleWorkspace Make me picture books please

Hey Super, build a The application must provide an interactive Fabric.js canvas for image generation and editing. Users will interact with prompt controls to guide image creation, and subscription tier selectors (Google AI Pro, Ultra, Workspace Business) will determine feature access. Real-time adjustment sliders for contrast, saturation, sharpness, and filter strength will allow for fine-tuning of the generated images, with immediate visual feedback displayed on the canvas. A key feature is the one-click asset export package, simplifying the process of saving and sharing edited images. The workspace includes a bundled representative fixture with the Ultra tier, featuring a futuristic workspace prompt. The design must ensure a responsive mobile and desktop layout with min-width zero constraints, and a complete QA state to verify computed metrics and export downloads.

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@GoogleWorkspace This is really cool 😎😎

@GoogleWorkspace Hello Google

@GoogleWorkspace GAG! Barf! #NoMoreAISlop

@GoogleWorkspace 😉

@GoogleWorkspace Google, you're really way behind in the race. The bet you have is that you'll keep users good but you're making people forget about you this way.

@GoogleWorkspace Google Pics rolling out already?

@GoogleWorkspace nano banana sounds like a snack i would eat while trying to edit a poster

@GoogleWorkspace Please keep my favorite pixels intact.

@GoogleWorkspace Dude finnally, I have the pro version,I can rlly use that for that hackathon I'm participating in

@GoogleWorkspace I'm waiting. How will I know when I have access?

@GoogleWorkspace Nano Banana sounds like a fun sandbox, but execution beats rendering every time. Curious to see if the workflow speed actually holds up under client deadlines.

@GoogleWorkspace Checking this out