Google has introduced a new image markup feature for its Gemini AI, allowing users to draw directly on images to enhance interaction. This feature enables users to circle, highlight, sketch, or annotate images, providing visual context for analysis and editing. It aims to improve the accuracy of image interpretation, especially in complex scenarios. The rollout is currently a server-side test, meaning not all users have immediate access to these tools. Previously, users faced challenges in communicating specific details to Gemini, but the new tools help focus on important elements. Google is also enhancing image editing capabilities with natural-language processing to maintain consistency in edits. The feature's availability is limited, and an official announcement regarding its launch has not been made, but some users are already testing it.