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Gemini image editing upgrade goes bananas thanks to the new nano AI model that brings new features to the app.
Gemini AI image edit is going bananas, as per Pichai
Google’s new update for the AI imaging editing tool on Gemini is being referenced with going bananas. The new AI image model from Google DeepMind is rolling out this week on the Gemini app for all users. Google says people have been going bananas with the early versions of the new editing tool and now everyone gets a chance to use and play around with it.
The company has been in a rush to push through with new AI features and the Gemini app becomes its obvious route to all these additions.
Our image editing model is now rolling out in @Geminiapp – and yes, it’s 🍌🍌. Top of @lmarena’s image edit leaderboard, it’s especially good at maintaining likeness across different contexts. Check out a few of my dog Jeffree in honor of International Dog Day – though don’t let… pic.twitter.com/8Y45DawZBc— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) August 26, 2025
Gemini ‘Bananas’ AI Image Editing Upgrade: What You Get
Google says the earlier versions of image editing have lacked the finesse and accuracy with details but the new update fixes those limitations. Now, you can upload a photo on Gemini, it could be your own, a pet and Google will help you reimagine in different scenarios or wardrobe.
It can be as simple as putting you in a playground with many people, or editing you into a spacesuit and flying in the air. The key word for the prompt is ‘Reimagine’ and then you can feed the description of what the photo should offer.
It goes much beyond the regular edits with the new update on Gemini. You can blend two photos and make a new image just by asking the AI model to put both the subjects in the same scenario. For instance, have a girl and dog blending into one photo sitting in a park.
Gemini is also bringing new use cases for AI image editing, and this includes options like multi-edits which can be helpful for people looking to renovate their house or repaint it. You can ask Gemini to colour the walls, then add items like sofa or lamp to see how it will visually look in that space.
In addition to AI, Google is fully keen to stop the fake apps issue. So, we will soon see Google ask developers to verify before they offer their apps on the Play Store, or even make it available for sideloading.
The company is bringing to cut down the issues linked to malware and financial scams that have plagued many users in countries like India, and more. Google is bringing the new verification process with an aim to fight these problems by making sure the developers are fully vetted to prevent malicious apps from making its way to the Play Store.
S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping fr…Read More
S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping fr… Read More
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