Google expands “Personal Intelligence” in its Gemini app, bringing Nano Banana-powered personalized image generation to more users in the United States. Multiple outlets report the feature was previously limited to higher-tier Google subscribers, and is now available for free to eligible US users. Access is described as age-restricted and account-based: users must be 18 or older and signed in with a personal Google account. The personalized image creation uses data from Google services such as Gmail, Google Photos, YouTube, and Search, but only with the user’s permission, according to the reporting. Outlets also note that the capability is designed to let users generate custom visuals using prompts rather than long descriptions, including images related to the user or their ideas. NDTV reports the feature supports multiple languages, listing Arabic, Dutch, English, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Turkish. Sources agree that the rollout applies to eligible users in the US and that the feature is powered by Nano Banana, with availability expanded from earlier subscriber-only access.