Google Ads Introduces Optional Image Upload for AI-Generated Images
Google Ads has expanded its capabilities in creating AI-generated images, allowing advertisers to upload an image when generating these visuals. This feature is designed to help the AI create images that match a specific style or aesthetic.
The ability to upload an image was first introduced by Google Ads back in 2024 as part of its AI-generated image creation tool. Since then, the platform has been enhanced with additional features, including the option to include people and faces in generated images.
A new optional section has been added to the ‘Generated’ feature within the ad platform’s image-adding process. This section is labeled ‘Add images (optional)’ and allows advertisers to upload reference images that match their intended style.
The uploaded image serves as a guide for the AI, helping it generate an image that aligns with the advertiser’s vision. Advertisers can also describe in text what they want the image to look like, providing further context for the AI.
This new feature was spotted by Arpan Banerjee and shared on X, where users are discussing its implications and potential uses.
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