Google announced a new small-business hub and saved brand styles in Gemini on October 20, 2026. The rollout is beginning globally for Gemini app users, so the features may not appear in every account yet.
What changed
In its launch announcement, Google says businesses can supply brand references such as colors, fonts or a website and reuse the resulting visual style. Google names Nano Banana 2.1 as the image model paired with the workflow.
The hub also groups marketing, finance and customer tasks, with connections to services including Canva, Shopify and Google Workspace. The practical appeal is reducing repeated briefing when creating a new campaign asset.
Access and cost limits
The announcement does not require a paid plan for the hub, but it does not promise unlimited image generation. Google’s current usage guide lists standard limits without an AI plan and higher limits on paid plans. Actual usage depends on the model, feature, prompt complexity and chat length. Media generation consumes more usage, and limits can change.
Connected apps have separate requirements
Google’s creative-app help page says Canva connections require a personal Google Account and Keep Activity enabled. Canva and Wix connections currently work in English. Existing accounts must be linked through the normal connection process.
The Canva connection can create and edit designs, but it cannot manage Canva Brand Kit assets or export designs. Resizing through the connection requires Canva Enterprise. Saved styling inside Gemini should not be confused with managing a Canva Brand Kit.
What to expect during rollout
Availability may differ by account during rollout. The Click Test has not independently tested saved-style consistency or measured time savings; those benefits remain Google’s claims.