Google Docs Launches New AI-Powered Image Generator Feature

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Google has introduced a new image generator feature in Google Docs, powered by its Imagen 3 algorithm. This allows users to create photorealistic images for their documents, including customizable cover images. The feature is accessible through the 'Insert Menu' and offers various aspect ratios and layouts. It is available exclusively to Google Workspace subscribers, including those with Gemini Business, Enterprise, Education, and Google One AI Premium subscriptions. The rollout will begin with Rapid Release domains, followed by Scheduled Release on December 16. Users are encouraged to provide feedback on image accuracy.

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