Radu Soricut

Gemini 3 Pro is the frontier of multimodal AI, delivering SOTA performance across document, screen, spatial, and video understanding. Read our deep dive on how we’ve pushed our core capabilities to power hero use cases across: + Docs: "derender" complex docs into structured code (HTML/LaTeX) + Screen: build robust computer agents that automate complex tasks + Spatial: generate collision-free trajectories for robotics & XR + Video: analyze sports footage using high-FPS processing with "thinking" mode See how these capabilities are transforming workflows in education, biomedical, and law/finance → goo.gle/3Mt3UlT

I got a bit emotional seeing this illustration from Nano Banana Pro, because it depicts one of our major discoveries from more than 15 years ago, & it is a beautiful & accurate illustration; NB Pro knew it all. 🥹 Prompt: “Draw an illustration of GARP biology for Tregs”

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When you’re done studying and want to catch up on your favorite team, you can just ask “Infographic of last Rams game”. Having Google Search ground your queries and Nano Banana Pro show them visually is seeing two great technological achievements acting in perfect tandem:

With Nano Banana Pro (deepmind.google/models/gemini-…), we have come such a long way in such a short amount of time. In 9 months we’ve launched 3 models, each iteration making the previous ones pale in comparison. I cannot be prouder of this team and what we delivered!

This is not just about the English-speaking world. Here’s a cool one (issued in the same context as the one about the US presidents): “Do the same for the Spanish wars of the 20th century, using Spanish to render the text.”  Note how amazing it is that Franco actually gets older!

For the presidents chart, I especially like the ability of the model to maintain a consistently looking timeline even though it needs to juggle between showing 1, 2, or even 3 presidents for a given event.

Learning visually with GemPix also applies to Humanities. Here’s an example of how you can encapsulate an interesting topic about US History issuing a simple prompt like “Show me in an infographic the American presidents that led the US through significant wars”.

If you are a visual learner, what Nano Banana Pro does is a game changer. Consider this rendering below starting from the simple prompt “Visualize Bernoulli's theorem”. For most students who look at the equation alone and wonder what it means, this can be an Eureka moment:

Getting the best-model-in-the-world out there is always a special moment. Go and have a blast with it.

It’s out into the world for Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (aka nano-banana) after an amazing sprint that got us from the previous model to this one. I couldn’t be prouder of the whole Google DeepMind  team that made this happen.

The level of consistency of this model when Editing is unprecedented. The LMArena surely took notice.

@LinusEkenstam Yup, this illustrated story use-case is one that we're particularly excited about because it's a milestone we reached after wanting to do this for more than 3 years (and the tech approach was never good enough until now).

Gemini 2.0 Flash now has native image generation 🤯 So this is actually pretty wild, I made a short kids story with images from a simple prompt. Sure the story is simple, but this is so powerful. 🧵 A thread

The 3rd 🚀 today, the one we sweated a lot over -- Native image generation with Gemini 2.0 Flash available to all developers as an experimental release in the Gemini API and Google AI Studio: developers.googleblog.com/en/experiment-…

Gemma3 the first 🚀