Google Gemini: How to create AI images?

Google's Gemini (formerly Bard) AI model officially supports AI imaging. Previously, the AI model was limited to text generation, but now it will allow you to generate images completely free of charge. You just need to provide the detailed message for the desired result such as styles, colors and elements, and then Google Bard generates the results in no time.

Unlike MideJourney and Jasper AI, Google Bard doesn't charge you anything. It allows unlimited generation of AI images and you can customize the initial message until you get the desired result.

Creating AI images in Google Gemini is a very simple task. You just have to provide a clear message to Gemini, starting with generating/creating whatever you want and then it will generate AI images for you. If you don't specify about generating an image, Google Gemini might end up explaining your message.

Google uses its self-developed AI text-to-image diffusion model called Image 2 to generate AI-powered images. The Gemini AI model adds a SynthID watermark on every AI-generated image that humans cannot see with their own eyes.

To do so follow these steps:

Step 1

Launch the browser on your PC
Go to the Google Gemini website and sign up.

Step 2

Once registration is done; Everything is ready to use the Gemini AI model.

Click the "Enter a message here" section and type whatever you want, but note to always use generate/create at the beginning of the message.

Once you enter the detailed message, Google Gemini quickly generates the desired result in seconds.

For best results, use specific words when entering prompts such as styles, colors, elements, and rays.

Google Gemini also offers an image upload option that helps Gemini get an overview of the desired result. You can also modify the generated result until you get the exact result you envisioned.

Google Gemini is a great free way to generate AI images in no time. However, the AI model is in its early stage and does not offer advanced results like other AI models like MidJourney. If you want to experience how the AI imaging model works, Google's Gemini is the best AI model you can try so far.