Gemini can now create personalized images based on your Google Photos library | Infinium-tech

Google’s Gemini can now create more personalized images using the Nano Banana 2 and your Google Photos library, which you’ll need to connect to the Gemini for it to work, of course. References to your library are integrated into Nano Banana 2 to give you the opportunity to create images with prompts that don’t need to be too long and detailed. You can also skip uploading a reference photo to give Gemini some context – access to your photo library will provide it instead.

If you use Personal Intelligence in Gemini and have your photo library connected, no additional setup is needed. So now you can say things like “Design my dream home” or “Draw a picture of my desert island essentials” and the results will feel more personal.

If you tag people in your photo library you can also ask the Gemini to “Draw a claymation image of me and my family enjoying your favorite activity” and that will reveal who your family members are as well as what the activity in question is.

Google says Gemini “won’t always pick the exact photo or description you had in mind on the first try” because it’s a completely new experience. So if the result doesn’t look right you can tell Gemini what was wrong, or upload a reference photo. You can also find out how your reference was implemented by clicking the Source button. You can also ask Gemini directly about the attribution and sources used for a specific image.

Google promises that it doesn’t train its models “directly” on your personal Google Photos library — it only trains on “limited information, such as specific cues and the model’s reactions in Gemini,” to improve functionality over time.

The new personalized image creation experience in the Gemini app is rolling out “in the next few days” to customers eligible for Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra plans in the US. It will then be available in Chrome for Gemini and more users “soon.”

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