Google has announced a new AI tool called Whisk that lets you generate images using other images as prompts instead of requiring a long text prompt.

Google has yet another AI tool to add to the pile. Whisk is a Google Labs image generator that lets you use an existing image as your prompt. But its output only captures your starter image’s “essence” rather than recreating it with new details.

Google's new AI tool, Whisk, generates images using only other images without requiring text prompts.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Google Labs calls its new tool Whisk because it can generate an AI image by combining elements of three visual prompts.

Whisk works on Google's Imagen 3 image generation model, a new development announced with the tool. It is meant for "rapid visual exploration" instead of precise pixel-level edits. Google has clarified Whisk may not always yield expected results,

Google has launched Whisk, a novel AI image generator that utilizes images as prompts instead of relying on text descriptions. This experimental tool offers a unique approach to AI image

Google announces the launch of Whisk, a new AI experiment allowing users to create images by dragging and prompting with existing images instead of lengthy text descriptions.

Google's AI research unit, DeepMind, has also introduced Veo 2, a new video generation model that promises to challenge OpenAI's Sora in the field of AI-generated content

Veo 2 is the successor to an eponymous AI video generator that Google debuted in May. Compared to its predecessor, the new model produces more realistic and detailed clips with up to 4K resolution, which corresponds to 3840 pixels by 2160 pixels. Google says that Veo 2 is also less prone to hallucinations.