NotebookLM revolutionizes: 9 incredible styles for infographics, from Lego to comics!

After knowing that we will be able to assign a specific role to artificial intelligence for each notebook in NotebookLMnew style customization options for infographics are coming.

The graphics that represent the data contained in the notebooks have been another significant addition by the leading technology company.

Recently, TestingCatalog has shown a video on its X profile (formerly Twitter) showing the nine customizations available for the notebooks of this AI application.

The options are nine in total: Sketch, Kawaii, Professional, Anime, 3D Clay, Editorial, Storyboard, Bento Grid and Bricks.

The visual style now includes a function to select the style automatically based on the content of the sources that we are managing in a notebook in NotebookLM.

Currently, only one specific style can be defined in the NotebookLM application. through the input field promptsallowing the user to apply a custom one.

The nine predefined styles are added as a new option to the menu that appears when you click the pencil icon in Studio.

Same as with the prompts that we enter, when choosing one, all the data in the notebook will adapt to the selected style.

TestingCatalog has also published other screenshots showing from an infographic with the lego pieces visual style even one that appears to be hand drawn.

Nine different styles that adapt perfectly to any need we have to present the earnings data of the last few months in an illustration or as an outline to study any topic, or the summary of exercise tables daily with dumbbells.

For now, the 9 styles plus automatic mode are not yet available in the final version of NotebookLM, but based on the images shared, it seems that their release could be imminent.

This is another of the innovations that Google is about to launch, like Personal Intelligence, which will allow us to assign a specific role to the AI ​​per notebook or to all of them, significantly improving the experience in this application that has become essential for thousands of users.

With projects like Nano Banana and Gemini 3, the technology giant has managed to close the gap with ChatGPT, which just this week began integrating ads into its mobile application, as well as the web and desktop versions.