
Meg Whittenberger
· 1 min read
Try Google Pics: Easy image creation and editing in Google Workspace
Sep 01, 2026
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Generate, refine, and co-create images with unparalleled precision. Plus, upcoming Workspace integrations will let you create and edit directly within Google Slides, Docs, and Drive.
Meg Whittenberger
Google Pics Product Manager
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Google Pics — our image creation and editing tool from Google Workspace — is rolling out over the coming weeks to all Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers and most Workspace business customers.
Built on our Nano Banana image generation and editing model, Pics gives you the control you need to create whatever you're imagining, whether you're designing a poster, producing social media posts, or editing digital illustrations. Google Pics will be both a standalone product and integrated into Workspace apps, starting with Slides, Docs, and Drive, so you’ll be able to edit images where you’re already working.
Precise control meets ease of use
Google Pics includes a suite of fine-tuned editing capabilities that let you generate images and make precise edits rather than starting from scratch. Here are some of the features you can look forward to:
- Object segmentation: Pics lets you easily isolate an object and transform it without altering the rest of your image. You can input text comments on specific areas to request targeted changes and execute multiple edits at once.
- In-image text editing and translation: Modify or translate text directly inside an image without disrupting the design or changing the font.
- Collaborate with others: Share Pics creations with your friends and teammates, then collaborate to edit the same image.
- Multiple generations: Pics generates several options from a single prompt, so you can choose your favorite from a variety of iterations.
Seamless integrations with Google Workspace
We can’t wait to see what you create. Try it at pics.new.
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