Gemini can now create interactive images directly in chat

twin He has always been good at creating images thanks Nano bananabut Google recently launched A new way to understand a topic when chatting with an AI tool. Now, when you ask a Gemini to visualize something, you won’t just get a static image, but an interactive image instead.

The new feature will create a dynamic visualization when a photo is not enough. Google says you can ask Gemini to “show me” or “help me visualize” a specific topic, and the visual will be generated when you click the “Show me the visualization” button that appears.

I tested this feature by asking a Gemini how the Moon revolves around the Earth, and then showing me how a car engine works. Both times, an interactive image was created that explained much more than a single image could.

For visualizing the moon’s orbit, there was a slider to adjust the orbit’s speed, along with other adjustments to adjust the display. Similar characteristics appeared in the perception of the car engine as well. I was able to change whether the car’s moving engine was running or manually adjust the display to show each step of the process.

Announced Anthropist A Very similar feature to Claude In March, the results were amazing. However, there is no way to save visuals in Gemini, as you can do with Claude. It remains to be seen if and how these interactive simulations will improve over time.

Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The new Gemini feature is rolling out globally to all users, but is not currently available for Education or Workspace accounts. Visualizations will only be created when using the Pro model.