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Google is making its mark in the digital design sector with the introduction of Google Pics, an AI-enhanced tool for image creation and editing available to Workspace and premium Google AI subscribers. Utilizing the innovative Nano Banana model, this tool can produce posters, social media graphics, illustrations, and various other designs based on user prompts. The rollout will begin in the upcoming weeks, targeting most Workspace clients and Google AI Pro and Ultra members. Google Pics will first be accessible in Docs and Slides, with Drive integration expected to follow. Its prompt-oriented functionality distinguishes it from conventional design platforms like Canva and Adobe Express. Disclosure: This video includes stock footage and material created or refined with AI-assisted tools.

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00:00Google is taking aim at Canva with a new AI design tool.
00:03The company has introduced Google Pics for image creation and editing.
00:07The tool is powered by Google's Nano Banana AI model.
00:10Users can create posters, social posts, illustrations, and other visuals.
00:15But unlike Canva, Google Pics is built around AI prompting.
00:19Users describe what they want instead of designing from scratch.
00:22The tool also includes several image editing features.
00:26Objects can be isolated, transformed, or modified with AI.
00:30Text inside images can also be edited or translated.
00:33Users can generate multiple versions and choose their favorite.
00:36Google Pics also supports collaborative editing for teams.
00:40The tool is being integrated into Google Workspace.
00:43It is launching first inside Google Docs and Google Slides.
00:46Google says Drive support will arrive later.
00:48The rollout will reach most Workspace customers over the coming weeks.
00:52It will also be available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
00:56The move puts Google directly into the growing AI design market.
01:00Disclosure.
01:01This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
01:06It will also be included in the kann.
01:06I can see it in the Googlepack.
01:06It would also be available there.
01:06Just try it in right.
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