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May 7, 2025
Google has released a new update for its AI Gemini, designed to save users time and effort. The seemingly small change allows multiple images to be uploaded simultaneously into a prompt and processed by the AI. Previously, it was only possible to analyze images one by one, which often led to frustration, especially for new users. The ability to now upload up to ten images at once significantly optimizes the workflow.
The new feature was announced by Josh Woodward, Vice President of Google Labs & Gemini, via his X account (formerly Twitter). It is available immediately for all platforms, including the Android and iOS app as well as the web version of Gemini. In his post, Woodward apologized that this feature wasn't integrated earlier and asked the community for feedback on further improvements.
The update addresses a specific problem that many users had with Gemini. Anyone who previously wanted to analyze multiple images with the same prompt had to upload each image individually and repeat the prompt. This was not only time-consuming but also led to confusion, as adding another image removed the previous one.
The community has already expressed further wishes for future updates. These include the desire for a more natural and emotional voice in the live function, an improved search function within the chat history, the ability to delete individual conversations, and an export function for chats with Gemini.
This update underscores Google's continuous efforts to improve Gemini and optimize the user experience. In addition to this new feature, Google is constantly working on further improvements for Gemini on all platforms. For example, the smartphone app was recently enhanced with the ability to analyze the environment and the phone itself.
The ability to upload multiple images simultaneously may seem small at first glance, but it contributes significantly to increased efficiency when using Gemini. It remains to be seen what further improvements Google plans for its AI in the future and how the community will receive them. The active involvement of users in the development process gives hope for further user-friendly adjustments.
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