Google just launched a new feature called Remix in Google Messages. Users can now change any photo with simple text commands.
The tool uses Google’s Nano Banana AI model. It turns normal pictures into funny or creative versions in seconds.
Google Messages Remix: What Is Remix and How Does It Work?
Remix lets you edit photos right inside your chat. You do not need another app. Long-press a photo in the conversation. A new “Remix” button appears.
Type what you want, like “add sunglasses” or “turn me into a superhero.” Google gives ready ideas too. A banana button sends your request. You see a quick preview. Every new image gets a small Gemini spark watermark.
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Key Details You Need to Know
- Works on all Android phones (Pixel 6 and newer get it first).
- Starts today in Google Messages beta.
- Available now in English only.
- Launches first in US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, and Ireland.
- Works with RCS chats (you can also send over MMS).
- Remixed photos join Photomoji and Selfie GIF features.
- More countries and languages come soon.
Users love it already. One tap turns a simple selfie into a cartoon, movie poster, or funny meme. You can save the new image or send it right away.
Google says Remix makes chatting more fun and creative. No skills needed. Just type and watch AI do the magic.
This update is part of the big November 2025 Android feature drop. Google keeps adding smart tools to Messages to stay ahead of iMessage and WhatsApp.
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