Google Gemini now lets all users generate, preview and edit documents directly in chats. PDF previewing and editing work on web and mobile, but other supported formats are web-only for now.
Google Gemini now supports in-chat editing for PDFs, Google Docs, Google Sheets, slide decks, Markdown, TXT and code files. Users can expand documents into full-screen mode to work on them.
Google added file generation and downloading earlier this year. The update lets users highlight content and ask Gemini to explain or change it, including turning a table into a graph.
For teams using Gemini, the change offers a way to revise generated files without leaving the chat. It extends an existing capability rather than introducing a new category: Gemini already supported editing through Google Workspace integrations, and Anthropic has added document and presentation editing to Claude chats.
Teams can revise generated files in the same conversation, reducing the need to move between chat and document apps.
The web-only restriction for most formats limits how much of this workflow teams can use on mobile.
Whether in-chat editing improves output quality or saves meaningful working time remains unproven in the report.
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