Google redesigned its Image Search home page and added a built-in AI creation feature to mark the feature's 25-year anniversary. When web results cannot find the specific visual a user is looking for, Google allows them to build a custom graphic without leaving their browser tab. The backend runs on Google's new Nano Banana image-generation model, translating natural-language text into a new, high-quality graphic. "Image Generation" in AI Overviews will begin to roll out over the coming weeks in English, for all regions that currently support image creation in AI Mode. Brad Kellet, senior engineering director of Google Search, wrote that people can create images from their imagination, but also browse for images through a dynamic gallery. This feature will rollout during the coming weeks on desktop in the U.S. in English. Both updates are built on 25 years of innovation to make the world's visual information instantly accessible and useful, according to Google.