Google has launched a new suite of tools to help businesses design brand assets and streamline their reporting processes as part of its AI-powered Gemini platform. As reported by Social Media Today, the update includes an improved landing page for businesses, third-party app integration and enhanced image creation capabilities.
These can be broken down into several parts. Firstly, it provides a single location for businesses to get started. Secondly, integration with the accounts and apps businesses already use within their organization. Finally, there are tools to help with brand visuals and financial reporting. These have been broken down below. Please note, you will still need to be cautious when using this with data:
The update focuses around 3 key areas. Brand creatives: Images and visuals used to promote the business. Financial Performance: Tracking financial data. Audience Insights: All of these can be accessed via the new landing page, via quick links.
A New Landing Page For Business
The first update is to their business Gemini landing page. Google has stated that the landing page allows businesses to easily connect to all the different tools available.
This new landing page offers rapid access to multiple sections of the page. This includes content generation, financial performance analytics and audience insights. As seen in the image within the article below, this means that the business owner can navigate to the section they require with ease.
Connecting Google Profiles And Other Apps
Businesses can link Google profiles to Gemini. This means that the platform will have access to more information about your business to provide you with more accurate insights and suggestions.
It can also connect to other third party apps, such as Adobe, Canva, Dropbox and Shopify. Again, this means that the platform can give more functionality.
Overall this means that Gemini can see more information. It can see information about your business from the Google profiles and can connect to design files, documents and an online store.
Sharing Sensitive Data With Google’s AI
Gemini can also make a range of suggestions, however businesses will have to have some of their sensitive data trusted by Google’s AI tools.
This is key to how the AI tools work. The more a business ties into the tools the more specific they can become. However, this will give more information about the business, hence why Social Media Today highlighted this point.
Brand Images, Fonts And Colors For Image Generation
The second key addition to Gemini include visual elements. Users can now upload brand visuals, fonts, color schemes and website links which means there is more context for Gemini to create imagery.
This will help users create relevant brand content based on conversational prompts. Users can describe to Gemini what they would like in a simple way and Gemini will create this based on the brand elements uploaded.
Google explained that by combining this with its image model, Gemini can now provide full end to end visual outputs for new product launches or ongoing marketing campaigns. Alongside Nano Banana 2.1, Google’s latest image creation model.
Google also mentioned that Gemini maintains the style provided so brand owners can create visual content that is consistent. For businesses that frequently create images this removes the need to repeatedly upload their style guides.
Businesses will first upload their brand assets into Gemini. These could be brand visuals, fonts, colour schemes or website links. They can then describe using conversational prompts what they would like created. Gemini will create imagery based on the style provided. This helps to create relevant and resonant content. Google says this will create consistent and on brand content.
Financial Graphics And Interactive Models
The final feature here looks at the financial aspect. Gemini will be able to turn spreadsheets, receipts and purchases into visual graphics and interactive models.
This works with the link to analyze your financial performance on your new landing page. You can take existing data such as spreadsheets and receipts and create visuals and interactive models to show a summary of your business performance.
By using spreadsheet data, receipts and purchasing data you can take normal business data and make it into visual graphics and interactive models.
How The Pieces Fit Together
Each feature in this update will be interlinked. The landing page is key. The linked profiles and 3rd party apps provide the data, whilst the brand assets provide the style to the image generator. The finance conversion uses data that is already in play.
A business owner may wish to start by creating their landing page, linking accounts, adding brand assets (images, fonts & colors), and asking Gemini to create something new or create graphics using their spreadsheets. There is no set order to this, as they are all interlinked.
At each step data will be added to the platform about the business, which brings us back to trusting and data.
The Risk Of Trusting Data To AI Tools
Useful features are highlighted by Social Media Today, although it does note that there is inherent risk. This is because there are regular reports (every other day it seems) of AI tools revealing proprietary information and allowing exploitation that can pose quite a serious risk.
Google has not been found to be involved in any of this. However, these new features could offer some great help in managing these aspects of your business.
Overall there is a good balance here. These features will help with real aspects of your business including brand assets and financial reporting. We are not suggesting there is any issue with Google’s tools. However, linking sensitive data to an AI platform will always pose some risk.
What The Article Does Not Cover
The article doesn’t specify when the tools will be rolled out. It doesn’t tell us if these features will be available to all businesses at once. It doesn’t specify how much any of the features cost. And it doesn’t tell us which countries can use the new page.
The article doesn’t specify how Gemini processes the connected data. We’re told that businesses need to trust some sensitive data to Google’s AI tools, but we’re not told any specific controls. More information about how the tools work can be found within the Google announcement here.
Earlier Gemini Updates
Social Media Today has reported on a number of updates that Gemini has had. For example: Google added AI content detection features to Gemini back in December 2025, and it was announced that Gemini had new AI powered improvements at I/O 2026 in May. However, the business tools are the latest addition.
FAQs
Q 1: What did Google add to Gemini?
Business tools have been added to Gemini to assist with brand asset creation and reporting workflows.
Q 2: What is new on the Gemini landing page for business?
It has been improved with quick access to tools for creating brand content, analyzing financial performance and gaining audience insights using Google business tools.
Q 3: Which third party apps does Gemini support?
The article names Adobe, Canva, Dropbox and Shopify. Support for these apps lets Gemini integrate more capacity.
Q 4: What happens when businesses connect their Google profiles?
Gemini can power more accurate insights and recommendations. The article adds that businesses will need to trust some of their more sensitive data to Google’s AI tools.
Q 5: What can businesses upload to guide image generation?
Brand imagery, fonts and color palettes can all be uploaded. Links to websites can also be added to allow Gemini to gain more context when generating AI imagery.
Q 6: Which image model does Gemini use?
Google said Gemini is paired with Nano Banana 2.1, which it describes as its latest image generation model. Together they can produce visual results for new product launches or ongoing marketing campaigns.
Q 7: Does Gemini remember a brand’s visual style?
Gemini will retain the visual style it receives, meaning owners can create brand aligned assets without having to upload style guidelines every time, according to Google.
Q 8: What can Gemini do with spreadsheets and receipts?
Gemini will be able to convert spreadsheets, receipts and purchase records into financial graphics and interactive models.
Q 9: Are there risks in using AI tools for business data?
There is an inherent risk according to Social Media Today, with frequent reports of proprietary data being exposed by AI tools. However, no issues have been reported with Google’s AI tools.
Q 10: Are these tools useful for businesses?
These tools could be a useful addition to help manage these aspects of a business, however data risks should be considered.
