The latest version of Google Photos lets you do it yourself

According to Google, this feature is experimental, so the generated images “may not exactly match the original image.” It recommends uploading clear, focused, and forward-facing images for best results.

The add-on is just a fun way to view your photos and try out Google’s Gemini AI technology, specifically the Nano Banana. Google’s famous image of AI supports some AI tools in the Google Photos appsuch as the ability to reproduce images in new styles, such as paintings or drawings.

Even if it’s a trivial addition, all things considered, these types of features help remind users to return to the Photos app whenever they want to play with AI tools, instead of going to the competition’s products.

In addition, users tend to gravitate towards features that appear in AI updates, such as OpenAI was found and started successfully of the Sora app, which allows you to create AI videos involving yourself and your friends.

“Me Meme” hasn’t been fully released yet, so you might not see it in your updated Google Photos app yet. Once found, it will appear under the “Create” tab, Google says. A Google representative told TechCrunch that the service will roll out to iOS and Android users “in the coming weeks.”

To use the form, you choose a template or insert your own, then click “add image” and “Create.” Google documents that more templates are added over time. After the AI ​​creates the image, you can save the image, share it on other platforms, or click “refresh” to reconsider the image again.