Google Announces ‘Nano Banana’ Draws More Than 10 Million New Users to Gemini App
The firm is commemorating several accomplishments.
Google is marking noteworthy milestones with its Gemini application, owing to the integration of the nano banana image editor. Announced by the company’s vice president, Josh Woodward, nano banana has drawn in over 10 million additional users to the app. It has already processed more than 200 million images, with users especially enjoying the feature that lets them become figurines.
Last week, Google launched a significant update for Gemini, unveiling this new integrated editor that utilizes user prompts for distinctive modifications. On September 4, Google publicized these successes on social media, underlining the influence of nano banana on the app’s advancement.
Woodward’s message on X highlighted the popularity of the figurine prompt among users. The Gemini app account also demonstrated how users can convert photos into figurines on a desk, offering example prompts for users to explore.
The nano banana editor, powered by Google DeepMind, enables users to merge photos, craft creative selfies, and persistently modify designs. This groundbreaking tool has played a role in Gemini’s increasing success and user involvement.
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