Google users can now create images for their documents in Google Docs with artificial intelligence using the new Google Workspace service.
Google Docs has introduced a new feature for users after receiving numerous updates based on artificial intelligence since the beginning of the year; The newly added feature, which is based on Gemina’s artificial intelligence, allows users to create images related to the content of their documents and insert them into the text.
It should be mentioned that Microsoft had previously added a similar feature to its office applications, where users could use artificial intelligence to create images and use them in their files. In order not to lag behind the competition, Google also brings such a feature to the Docs service using Jimnai.
However, the ability to generate Google Docs images is only available to paid users of Google Workspace, which includes Gemini Business, Enterprise, Education, Education Premium and Google One AI Premium plans.
How to take advantage of the new Google Docs feature?
Users can access this feature from Insert > Image > Help me create an image.
By activating this option, a sidebar named “Create an image” will appear for the user. Then the user can write the image specifications he needs in the relevant box and wait for a while for Gemina to create the desired image.
Users can also choose their own photo style and select square, horizontal or vertical aspect ratios for the images to best fit the layout of their brochure, menu, or whatever they want to create.
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