Gemini introduces powerful productivity enhancements directly into Google Docs, allowing you to generate templates, tables, and much more with just a few clicks. This guide walks you through the steps to access and use Gemini features within your document, so you can streamline your workflow and make the most of what Gemini has to offer.
By following the steps in this article, you'll learn how to launch Gemini, explore its features, and insert custom content—like tables—into your Google Docs efficiently. Whether you need formatted tables or new document templates, Gemini makes it possible right inside the editor.
Accessing Gemini in Google Docs
Begin by clicking on the Gemini Icon located next to your Google profile . Select the Gemini Icon. This will open the Gemini menu in your Google Doc so you can begin exploring its features.
Exploring Gemini Features
In the Gemini menu, you'll find options to create templates, and to add tables directly into your document. With just a few clicks, you can quickly create templates, add them as tables, and take advantage of more built-in features. To discover even more features, go ahead and click the See More or Explore area in Gemini. This expands the offer, giving you broader creative possibilities. {marker_3}
Adding Content from Gemini
When you spot a template or feature that suits your needs, simply select it. Gemini will immediately prepare the selected content. The content is automatically added to your Google Doc. Here, you can choose to insert it as is or close the Preview panel if you prefer not to use it. If you’re happy with the selection Gemini has prepared, click Preview to review how it will look in your document.
To finalize, just click Insert and the content will appear directly in your Google Doc.
Completing and Using Your Added Content
That's all there is to it! {marker_6} After inserting, you have all the advanced capabilities Gemini provides at your fingertips.
You’re all set. You have now successfully created the perfect table—or added any feature Gemini offers—right inside your Google Doc.
