Google Pics Lets You Use AI to Edit Specific Parts of an Image
Google has introduced a new image-editing tool called Pics, designed to modify specific parts of an image without affecting the rest. Currently in testing, it will be available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers this summer. Pics allows users to move, remove, and resize objects easily, and it integrates with Google Workspace apps for collaborative editing.
- ▪Pics is a generative AI image-editing app that focuses on modifying specific portions of an image.
- ▪The tool will be available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers this summer and is currently rolling out to Trusted Testers.
- ▪Users can easily move, remove, and resize objects within an image, and it allows for text corrections without regenerating the entire image.
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Are you in need of another generative AI image-editing app? At Google I/O, the company teased Pics, which specializes in modifying specific portions of an image without affecting the rest.Pics was built using Nano Banana, and it is currently rolling out to Trusted Testers. This summer, it will be generally available to all Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers and in preview for Google Workspace business users.Google touts Pics as a tool that “takes the hassle out of complex image generation.” It comes with options to move, remove, and resize objects within an image. While options for the first two are available via a right-click on the element, resizing is even simpler. Just click the objects or humans and drag your mouse to increase or decrease their size.
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