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Google image creation and editing app built on Nano Banana, with object-level edits and Docs, Slides and Drive integration.
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Google Pics (also referred to as Google Pix) is an image creation and editing tool from Google, built on the Nano Banana image model. According to a creator review, it supports precise, object-level edits to images and is integrated into Google Docs, Slides and Drive.
Per the same source, access started with trusted testers, followed by a rollout to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. The reviewer did not find it impressive on its own. No official page was available, so details such as supported inputs, limits and regional availability are unconfirmed.
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A new image creation and editing tool built on Nano Banana, with precise object-level edits. It is integrated into Docs, Slides and Drive. Creator says it isn't impressive on its own. It goes to trusted testers first, then rolls out to Pro and Ultra subscribers this summer.
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