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You can generate and edit Google Docs files directly in Gemini chats now
Overview
Google now lets people generate, preview, and edit several file types inside Gemini chats. Starting today, the file-editing tools are open to all Gemini users. PDF preview and editing work on the web and on mobile. Other supported formats are available in the web version for now.
Key facts
- Supported formats include PDFs, Google Docs, Google Sheets, slide decks, Markdown, TXT files, and code.
- Users can expand a document into full-screen mode and highlight text to ask Gemini questions or give prompts.
- Earlier this year Gemini could generate and download files; editing can now happen without leaving the Gemini app.
Key figures
- starting today — Rollout date for in-chat file editing for all Gemini users
- earlier this year — Period when Gemini first supported generating and downloading files
Context
The change extends file generation and download support that Google added in Gemini earlier this year.
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