Google VP explains viral AI trend: Here's how to convert your LinkedIn into an infographic using NotebookLM

Google VP Josh Woodward has sparked a viral trend after showcasing how NotebookLM can turn LinkedIn profiles into stylish infographics. The feature, powered by Nano Banana Pro and Gemini 3 Pro, lets users generate polished visuals from a simple PDF upload. Here's how it works.

Govind Choudhary
Updated22 Nov 2025, 10:27 AM IST
Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google working across Google Labs and the Gemini app, has sparked a fresh online trend after sharing an infographic of his own LinkedIn profile on X on Friday.
Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google working across Google Labs and the Gemini app, has sparked a fresh online trend after sharing an infographic of his own LinkedIn profile on X on Friday. (LinkedIn: Josh Woodward)

Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google working across Google Labs and the Gemini app, has sparked a fresh online trend after sharing an infographic of his own LinkedIn profile on X on Friday. The post highlighted a fast-growing wave of users turning their professional profiles into stylised visuals through NotebookLM’s new Infographics feature.

Woodward’s post triggers surge in interest

In his post, Woodward described the tool as producing “crazy good” results and noted that a viral pattern was emerging as more people experimented with converting their LinkedIn resumes into clean, shareable graphics. He also shared the simple instructions he used to generate his own version.

How the infographic feature works

According to Woodward, users only need to download their LinkedIn profile as a PDF, upload it to NotebookLM on the web, open the Infographic editor and add any desired custom touches before generating the final image. The streamlined flow is designed for one-shot output with little manual adjustment.

Powered by Nano Banana Pro

Woodward credited the new capability to Google’s recently released Nano Banana Pro, an image creation and editing model built on Gemini 3 Pro. The model underpins NotebookLM’s ability to turn structured documents into polished visual summaries with minimal user input.

Also Read | Google Nano Banana Pro explained: What it is, how it works and is it free?

Growing buzz online

The executive’s post has already attracted significant attention, with many users attempting to recreate similar infographics. The feature is expected to spread quickly as more professionals look for fresh ways to present their experience in a compact, visually appealing format.

What is Nano Banana Pro?

Nano Banana Pro is Google’s latest image generation model, built on the Gemini 3 Pro system. You simply describe what you want and it produces the picture for you. It can also make targeted edits to images you already have. According to Google, it is more intelligent, more precise and more creative than previous Nano Banana models.

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An infographic on Gemini Nano Banana Pro, created using Google's own latest AI model.
(AI-generated graphic)

How does Nano Banana Pro work?

Nano Banana Pro is powered by Gemini 3 Pro, which allows it to interpret instructions with greater clarity. It can also draw on real information from Google Search. For instance, if you ask for an image showing the current weather or a scene based on a recent sports update, it can generate it accurately.

Also Read | I tried viral AI car photo hack — ChatGPT x Gemini Nano Banana nailed DSLR looks
Key Takeaways
  • The Infographics feature simplifies the process of creating professional visuals from LinkedIn profiles.
  • Users can enhance their online presence with visually appealing summaries of their experience.
  • The trend is rapidly gaining traction, indicating a shift in how professionals present their resumes.
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