Jemini’s nano banana image generation didn’t take too long for the update to be viral and now it is probably being pushed to more Google products that you have already used every day.
Google announced Monday Nano Banana is going to search Google lens or AI mode allows you to create something new on a few taps. What is more interesting is coming to the image generator (officially Jemi 2.5 flash image) to NotebookLM – Google’s AI notetaking and research assistant that can help you organize your thoughts, can help you with brain issues and a student’s best study friend. It gives more styles and formats to choose video overviews.
Here is what’s new in the NotebookLM.
New ‘Brief’ video format
How long your video overview is or short is and the style it will be presented can now customize.
Previously, video overviews were simply available in a format: explaining. It gives you deepest videos to your sources. It is adjusted with the “Deep Dive” format that has originally arrived in audio overviews. Users have two options when choosing how to provide their video overview.
If you need only important bits of your content sources you can choose the new short video format that gives you a glimpse of the original concepts without drowning in many specifications. You can more customize focus points in the video by adding instructions in the customization field.
Nano Banana brings new visual style
Google’s garbage nano banana to bring new ways to change your video overviews. The following options will now have the following options to choose from you when customizing your video:
- Classic
- Whiteboard
- Watercolor
- Retro print
- Heritage
- Paper craft
- Anime
An Auto-Sylhet option is chosen by default and if you do not like a specific choice, your overview will be randomly presenting randomly.
New style and formatting options on video overviews will start roll out in all supported languages to Google AI Pro users this week, which starts $ 20/month. A broad release to free users will follow in the next weeks.
To access the new features, click the Edit (Pencil) option at the top of the video overview card on the Studio Panel of NoteBookLM.