Try Google Pics: Easy image creation and editing in Google Workspace

Generate, refine, and co-create images with unparalleled precision. Plus, upcoming Workspace integrations will let you create and edit directly within Google Slides, Docs, and Drive.

Google just launched a new tool called Google Pics that uses AI to help you create and edit images. You can use it to make social media posts or fix up illustrations without needing to be a pro. It’s built right into apps like Docs and Slides, so you don’t have to switch tabs to get your work done. You can even team up with friends to edit the same image together. Built on our Nano Banana image generation and editing model, Pics gives you the control you need to create whatever you’re imagining, whether you’re designing a poster, producing social media posts, or editing digital illustrations. Google Pics will be both a standalone product and integrated into Workspace apps, starting with Slides, Docs, and Drive, so you’ll be able to edit images where you’re already working. Google Pics includes a suite of fine-tuned editing capabilities that let you generate images and make precise edits rather than starting from scratch. Here are some of the features you can look forward to: Watch how to instantly create and refine custom graphics using the powerful editing controls in Google Pics. Easily design and fine-tune eye-catching social media content and digital announcements using Google Pics. Millions of users interact with billions of images across Workspace products every month. To make this experience even more seamless, we’re bringing Google Pics directly into the tools you already use. You shouldn’t have to jump between applications to create and share visuals. Now, you can harness powerful AI image generation and editing right where you are — no copying, pasting, or switching tabs required. Discover how to seamlessly edit images and product mockups right inside your Workspace apps, like Slides, Docs, and soon Drive, without switching tabs. Speed up your workflow by dropping files directly from Google Drive into Google Pics to design brand concepts.