You can transform any image on the internet with Gemini in Chrome.
What you need
To edit images from the web in Gemini in Chrome on your computer, you need to:
- Opt in to Gemini in Chrome. Learn how to get Gemini in Chrome.
- Use the latest version of Chrome. Learn how to update Chrome.
- Sign in to Chrome. This feature isn’t available in Incognito mode. Learn how to sign in to Chrome.
- Be age 18 or older.
Important:
- We’re gradually releasing this feature, so it may not be available to you just yet.
- For now, this feature isn’t available if you’re signed in to a work or school Google Account.
Before you use this feature
When you generate images with Gemini Apps, remember that you agreed to Google's Terms of Service, including the Prohibited Use Policy. Be sure not to violate others' copyright or privacy rights. Use your discretion before you rely on, publish, or use content that Gemini Apps generate. Users with a work or school account may be subject to different terms depending on the license type. Learn more about how to use Gemini Apps with your work or school Google Account.
Edit images with Nano Banana
- On your computer, open Chrome.
- Find an image you want to edit.
- Right click the image
Create image with Gemini.
- If you don’t find “Create image with Gemini” for a specific image, the image might be protected or not supported.
- In Gemini in Chrome, describe the image you want to create or select a suggestion.
Tip: To save or copy the generated image, right click the image 
Examples
- Reimagine this photo of me as a superhero.
- Reimagine this photo without any people in the background.
- Reimagine this photo of my handmade mug as a professional product shot.
- Reimagine this photo to remove the small scratch on my grandchild’s face.
- Reimagine this photo to make this hand-drawn sketch into a vectorized logo.
Tips for image generation prompts
- Start your prompt with words like draw, generate, and create.
- Describe the image style you want. Here are a few examples: photorealistic, charcoal drawing, watercolor painting, cartoon illustration.
- Include a detailed visual description of what you want in the image. This can include the subject of the image, what the subject is doing, and the background or setting.