Google’s new ‘Pics’ AI image tool built with Nano Banana:To work inside Workspace apps, starting with Slides, Docs, and Drive for easier image editing

Creating or editing images could soon become much easier for Google users. Google has introduced Google Pics, a new AI-powered tool that creates and edits images from simple prompts. Built on Google’s Nano Banana AI model, the tool helps users create visuals without advanced editing skills. Google Pics also works with Google Workspace, allowing users to create and edit images directly in Docs and Slides. Support for Google Drive is also on the way. Google Pics can create and edit images using AI Google Pics lets users create visuals by simply describing what they want. It can also help edit existing images, allowing users to change specific parts or make wider changes to a design. The tool could be useful for creating posters, presentation images, social media graphics, marketing material, and other visuals without having to start from scratch. Users can also make changes to their designs until they get the result they want. Google Pics works inside Docs and Slides One of the key features of Google Pics is its integration with Google Workspace. Users can create, add, and edit images directly inside Google Docs and Google Slides. This means they do not have to create an image in another app, download it, and then upload it again. This could make it easier to prepare presentations, reports, and other documents that need visual content.
Google Drive integration is coming soon Google is also planning to bring Drive integration to Pics in the coming weeks. Once available, users will be able to use images and other assets stored in Google Drive while working in Pics. They will also be able to edit these images and create new designs using their existing files. Google Pics is built on Google’s Nano Banana AI model, which powers both image creation and editing features. The model allows users to make more specific changes to images instead of creating an entirely new visual every time. This makes the tool useful not only for generating images but also for refining existing designs. Google Pics availability Google Pics is being rolled out to Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers, along with most business users on Google Workspace. The standalone Pics app and its integration with Docs and Slides are available as the rollout continues, while Google Drive integration is expected in the coming weeks. With image creation and editing being brought closer to the Google Workspace ecosystem, Pics could make everyday visual tasks quicker and easier for users.