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Google Pics Is Workspace’s New ‘Pro-Level’ AI Image Creator & Editor

  • Today, Google launched Google Pics for Workspace Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Standard, and Enterprise Plus plans, alongside Google AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions and AI Pro for Education.
  • Built upon Gemini and the Nano Banana generative AI model, the tool simplifies professional-grade visual creation following its May announcement at I/O 2026.
  • Within Google Docs or Slides, users can select and edit individual objects, translate text across 29 languages, and upscale images to 2K or 4K resolution.
  • Integrating Pics directly into Workspace eliminates tab switching, enabling teams to collaborate on designs and generate multiple alternatives from a single prompt.
  • Future updates in the coming weeks will extend functionality to Google Drive, positioning the tool to compete with established creative platforms like Canva and Adobe Express.
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Google is expanding its “digital garage” with the launch of Google Pics, a specialized creative workshop designed to facilitate image creation and precise visual editing. Unlike traditional media file repositories like Google Photos or Google Images, Pics works on Google's “Nano Banana” generative intelligence, providing precise visual adjustments — such as object segmentation, localized pretexturing, and typography edits directly on the photo, …

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A new design tool supported by artificial intelligence was launched by Google Pics, which allows users to create posters, promotional publications, presentations and drawings for social media platforms, using simple script orders instead of traditional design and editing tools.

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