What is Google Gemini ?
Google Gemini is basically Google’s family of advanced AI models—the same way ChatGPT is OpenAI’s.
It’s designed to understand text, images, audio, video, and code all together, so it’s more “multimodal” than older models.
Here’s the easy breakdown:
It’s Google’s big AI model, used in Google Search, Assistant, Bard, and Android features.
Understands multiple formats, not just text—so it can analyze photos, documents, drawings, etc.
Comes in different sizes like Nano, Pro, and Ultra for different devices.Used for tasks like writing, coding help, answering questions, summarizing videos, and generating content.
Think of Gemini as Google’s powerful brain behind smart tools and apps.
Prompt for Father
"Merge these two photos into one cinematic picture of me and my father. Keep both of our faces completely unchanged and exactly as in the original photos (no alterations to facial features). Just place us together in the same frame in a natural pose, like me putting my arm around my father's shoulder or standing very close to him. Make the background cinematic (sunset or village scene) but keep the overall photo realistic and emotional."
HOW TO USE GOOGLE GEMINI APP ?
Using the Google Gemini app is actually super easy once you get the flow. Here’s the chill, step-by-step version so you don’t get tangled in menus:
1. Install the appJust grab “Google Gemini” from the Play Store. On many phones it even replaces Google Assistant automatically.
2. Open it upYou’ll see a chat-style screen—kinda like texting an AI.
3. Ask anythingType or speak your question.
You can also upload photos, screenshots, PDFs, or documents for analysis.
4. Explore modesGemini can:Write or rewrite thingsSummarize documentsCreate imagesExplain photosHelp with codingPlan stuff (trips, workouts, captions)
5. Use it hands-freeSay “Hey Google” → it opens Gemini instead of Assistant (on supported phones).
6. Try the “Gemini overlay”On some Android phones, you can swipe from the corner and Gemini appears on top of any app.
Super handy for explaining screenshots or generating replies.
If you tell me what phone you’re using, I can guide you even more smoothly!