Google is introducing a new feature named ‘Help Me Visualize’ that enables users to create images in Slides by utilizing a prompt. This announcement was made during Google’s I/O event last month, and the feature can be accessed through the side panel in Slides.
In a recent tweet, the tech giant stated, “We’re simplifying the process of designing unique and captivating visuals for presentations with Duet AI for #GoogleWorkspace! You can generate original visuals that convey your artistic vision, all with a straightforward prompt in #GoogleSlides. Sign up now to give it a try.”
Here are the key details about ‘Help Me Visualize’:
- This feature is powered by Duet AI, an artificial intelligence technology that was introduced at I/O 2023.
- When utilizing the AI-powered tool, Google collects and stores certain data, including the prompts entered or selected by the user, chosen image styles, generated images, and user feedback on the generated images.
- Once a prompt is entered, users are presented with various rendering styles to choose from, including Background, Clip Art, Flat Lay, Illustration, and Photography.
- Access to the AI-powered features requires signing up for Google Workspace Labs, which can be done by clicking here.
- It’s important to note that the rollout of ‘Help Me Visualize’ is occurring gradually, and immediate availability may vary. At present, only desktop users have access to this feature.
