Google is making Gemini’s personalized AI image generation available to eligible free users in the United States, removing a paywall that had limited the feature to paid subscribers (including Plus, Pro, and Ultra) since its launch in April. The change is announced as applying to US users who meet Google’s eligibility requirements, including being aged 13 or older.
With the update, users can generate images that reflect personalization tied to their interests and data from connected Google apps. The feature is described as using information available through Google services to tailor the image generation results to each user rather than producing generic outputs.
Both outlets report that the expansion is limited to the US market at this time and that the feature remains part of Gemini. The announcement indicates broader access within the US but does not specify an international rollout in the coverage provided.
