Google Workspace is rolling out a Gemini-powered AI image generator directly in Google Docs that lets you quickly whip up visuals for your writeups. Essentially, it's a clip art maker that follows in the footsteps of Microsoft’s AI-generated art feature in its Office products.

Google Docs is getting a new AI-powered tool that will let you easily generate images for your documents with text prompts.

Google is making its document and word processor smarter by adding new artificial intelligence tools. Months after Google Docs was upgraded with Gemini integration to create full-bleed cover images, Google is expanding Gemini functionality in Docs to allow users to create high-quality images,

Google Workspace is getting a new feature that will let you generate AI-powered images right inside Google Docs. The new tool, powered by Gemini, serves as a clip art maker and is reminiscent of Microsoft's AI-generated art facility in its Office products.

Leveraging Google’s latest Imagen 3 model, Gemini offers the ability to generate high-quality, photorealistic images directly within Google Docs

Visual aids make your Google Doc more user-friendly and appealing, but it can be difficult to find the best ones. Fortunately, Google announced that Docs would allow you to create AI clip art. The online document processor will use the search engine leader’s latest image generation model Imagen 3 and AI chatbot Gemini.

Google Docs users will now be able to instantly add visuals to ornament their write-ups. The tech giant is now rolling out a Gemini-powered AI image generator into Google Docs. The tool, which is essentially a clipart maker, is much similar to Microsoft’s AI-generated art features seen in its office suite.

Google Docs users rejoice, Google's Imagen 3, the tech giant's most advanced AI text-to-image generator, is now rolling out on Google Docs.

Imagen 3 is Google’s AI image generator, which was announced back in May at the company’s I/O developer conference. It launched in a limited capacity in the US in August but became available to free Gemini users last month.