Need a poster? Google's new AI tool wants you to describe it instead of designing it
Making a poster usually starts with a blank canvas. You choose a template, move things around, add an image, adjust the text and keep tweaking until everything looks right. Google wants to replace much of that process with a prompt. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here. The company has launched Google Pics, a new AI-powered image creation and editing…
Google has introduced a new AI-powered image creation and editing tool called Google Pics. This tool aims to simplify the process of designing posters, social media posts, marketing materials, and illustrations by allowing users to describe their desired image or graphic. Using Google's generative AI technology, Pics can generate multiple versions of the desired image based on the user's prompt.
Users can then choose their preferred version or edit individual objects within the image without regenerating the entire design. The tool also allows for easy adaptation of images for different platforms, such as changing text or translating it while maintaining the original design and font. Additionally, Pics can automatically crop images for various platforms like websites, social media, digital displays, and print, as well as upscale them to 2K or 4K resolution.
Google is integrating Pics into its Workspace apps, including Google Docs, Slides, and Drive, enabling users to access the tool without leaving these applications. While Pics competes with design platforms like Canva and Adobe Express, its approach focuses more on AI-generated content rather than relying on a large library of pre-made templates.
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