Google announced that the latest Nano Banana2 AI image generation model has been officially integrated into Google Earth, making the AI image generation feature available to all users of the Google Earth web version worldwide. This upgrade combines generative AI with the satellite imagery, aerial photography, and 3D terrain data accumulated by Google Earth, further enhancing the visualization capabilities of geographic content.

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Users simply need to locate any place on the Google Earth web version, click "Create Image," and enter a scene description. Nano Banana2 will then generate high-precision custom images based on the geographical data of the current location, providing a more rich visual expression for real-world scenes.

Google stated that this feature can cover multiple scenarios such as education, professional applications, and personal creation. For example, educators can use AI to restore historical sites, reconstructing the ruins of Pompeii in ancient Rome into their former cityscapes; in professional fields, it can be used to create visualized geographic information charts, real estate planning schemes, and pre-construction effect displays for engineering projects; ordinary users can also use AI to generate creative visual content for familiar locations, enhancing the exploration experience.

As Nano Banana2 is now available on Google Earth, generative AI is further integrating into digital maps and spatial computing platforms, expanding from traditional geographic browsing to content creation and scenario simulation, offering richer visualization applications for industries such as education, urban planning, and architectural design.