Google Gemini has introduced a powerful new feature in its Canvas workspace, aimed at helping students and professionals create presentations quickly and easily. This update allows users to generate complete slide decks from a written prompt or uploaded files, including documents, spreadsheets, and research papers.
The process is straightforward. Users can type a request like, “Create a presentation on renewable energy,” or upload a file as the source material. Google Gemini then analyzes the content and generates slides automatically, saving significant time and effort.
Each presentation is pre-designed with themes, layouts, and relevant images, producing a ready-to-use deck within seconds. Users can export these slides directly to Google Slides for further editing, customization, or team collaboration. This ensures flexibility while maintaining professional-quality output.
Originally launched in March, Canvas served as an interactive workspace for users to write, code, and create projects with AI assistance. It could visualize designs for apps, web pages, and infographics. The new presentation feature adds another layer of functionality, making Google Gemini a more versatile tool for education and professional use.
The update is currently rolling out to both personal and Workspace accounts, allowing a wide range of users to benefit from the feature. Students can quickly generate presentations for assignments, while professionals can prepare work decks efficiently.
With this enhancement, Google Gemini strengthens its role as a multi-purpose AI platform. It simplifies complex tasks, increases productivity, and provides interactive solutions for both creative and analytical work. Experts believe this feature will further encourage adoption of AI tools in academic and corporate environments, bridging the gap between content creation and presentation.
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