Klarna and Google Cloud Enter Strategic AI Partnership to Bring More Creative and Engaging Shopping Experiences to Millions of Klarna Users Worldwide
By Lauren Hinton · 9 October 2025

Klarna, the global digital bank and flexible payments provider, and Google Cloud announced today a strategic, AI-first partnership to accelerate innovation, creativity, and customer-centric products to Klarna's more than 114 million consumers worldwide.
Through this collaboration, Klarna will leverage Google Cloud's complete AI stack, from infrastructure, to platform, to models, to accelerate the development of innovative, consumer-centric products and creative campaigns.
"At Klarna, we're not just adopting AI to streamline operations – we're using it to rethink creativity itself," said David Sandström, Chief Marketing Officer at Klarna. "By combining Google Cloud's leading AI models with Klarna's unique consumer insights, we can craft experiences that feel smarter and more personal. Early pilots already show the potential: AI-driven creative concepts, from dynamic digital lookbooks to hyper-personalized product campaigns, boosted time spent in our app by 15% and increased orders by 50%. For us, this is proof that when creativity meets AI, the results can transform the way people shop."
The partnership will initially focus on empowering Klarna's teams to rapidly transform the consumer experience within the Klarna App creating value across two handpicked areas designed to deliver richer, more personalized shopping journeys and more engaging content for consumers:
- Creative velocity: Klarna is tapping into Google's latest generative media models, including Veo 2 and Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (Nano Banana), to create dynamic digital "lookbooks" for consumers that are available within the app. It is also using Google AI models to help create hyper-personalized marketing campaigns for its users.
- Personalisation and beautification: Klarna will also enhance its extensive library of more than 200 million images by using cutting-edge AI models to regenerate and refine visuals, ensuring every shopper experiences more engaging, high-quality visual content within its app, suited to their preferences.
Companies in this story: Klarna, Google Cloud
People in this story: Marianne Janik, David Sandström