The system allows including real people in generated images by referencing tagged photos, enabling edits such as swapping images or applying styles like watercolor or clay animation.

This update marks a shift toward AI that generates content tailored to individuals, moving beyond simple Q&A.

Initial rollout targets Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers in the United States, with plans to expand to other groups and regions.

In the United States, eligible AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers will see the feature rolled out over the coming days, with expansion to Gemini on Chrome desktops planned later.

Google expands its Personal Intelligence via Gemini to generate visuals from user photos, using Nano Banana 2 and the Google Photos library to deliver personalized outputs.

Users can issue simple prompts like “my family” or “my pet,” with Gemini drawing on tagged Photos to add context through labels and visual cues.

Availability varies by region, with European users not yet granted access to Personal Intelligence.

Rollout is underway for Gemini AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra in select regions, with broader availability planned to make context-aware tools more accessible.

A Sources button shows how personal context was used and allows users to query the origin of specific elements.

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Privacy controls and transparency features are included, letting users see how context was used and query the origin of elements.

The feature is still evolving and may not always select the exact images or details users expect on the first try.