Google just made it a lot easier to make your AI creations look less, well, AI.
Gemini users will soon be able to switch off the visible watermark that stamps AI-generated images, videos and songs, according to an announcement from Google VP Josh Woodward on X.
The setting applies to content made with Google’s Nano Banana image model, Omni video model and Lyria music model. It’s rolling out first in Gemini and Google’s video editor, Flow, with support for Google Search “coming next,” Woodward said.
Once live, users will find the option under Settings > Media Watermark, per Google’s support documentation. Flip it off, and the small sparkle icon…
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