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Google Introduces In-Chat File Editing for the Gemini App
Google has introduced a feature in the Gemini app that allows users to create, preview, and edit documents and other files without leaving the chat window. The feature works with documents, PDF files, presentations, spreadsheets, and code. Previously, users had to download a file or export it to another format to modify it. The system now allows them to work within the chat.
A file can be opened in full screen in Gemini, and the text can be edited directly. Users can select any section and ask a question about it, have the text rewritten, or change the visuals. For example, handwritten lecture notes can be uploaded and turned into a study guide in PDF format. Users can also select a table and ask Gemini to turn it into a chart. The main limitation is the difference between the mobile and web versions. PDF editing works on both mobile and the web, while other formats are currently available only on the web. These include Google Docs, Google Sheets, presentations, Markdown and TXT files, as well as code. It has not yet been announced when these formats will become available in the mobile app. The feature is rolling out to all users in every language and region where the Gemini app is available. In April, Google introduced the ability to create and download Google Docs, Google Sheets, PDF, and Markdown files with Gemini. Following the latest update, those files can be modified without switching to a separate app. This eliminates the need to start the work over when making edits. Gemini could previously modify files through the Google Workspace panel. Editing can now be done directly in the chat window. Anthropic’s Claude service offers a similar feature for documents and presentations. Google has also made the Gemini 4 Argon and Gemini 4 Carbon models available to paid users. The Gemini 4 Carbon model has risen to the top of the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index. The company has also expanded its interactive learning features and integrations with apps.
A file can be opened in full screen in Gemini, and the text can be edited directly. Users can select any section and ask a question about it, have the text rewritten, or change the visuals. For example, handwritten lecture notes can be uploaded and turned into a study guide in PDF format. Users can also select a table and ask Gemini to turn it into a chart. The main limitation is the difference between the mobile and web versions. PDF editing works on both mobile and the web, while other formats are currently available only on the web. These include Google Docs, Google Sheets, presentations, Markdown and TXT files, as well as code. It has not yet been announced when these formats will become available in the mobile app. The feature is rolling out to all users in every language and region where the Gemini app is available. In April, Google introduced the ability to create and download Google Docs, Google Sheets, PDF, and Markdown files with Gemini. Following the latest update, those files can be modified without switching to a separate app. This eliminates the need to start the work over when making edits. Gemini could previously modify files through the Google Workspace panel. Editing can now be done directly in the chat window. Anthropic’s Claude service offers a similar feature for documents and presentations. Google has also made the Gemini 4 Argon and Gemini 4 Carbon models available to paid users. The Gemini 4 Carbon model has risen to the top of the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index. The company has also expanded its interactive learning features and integrations with apps.