Gemini now exports Docs, Sheets, PDFs and Excel files from one prompt

What changed in the Gemini workflow

The useful shift here is not that Gemini can write text. It is that the text can now leave the chat in the format people already work with. Google’s Gemini app account said on April 29 that users can ask for a file directly in chat and get outputs such as PDFs, Google Workspace files, Microsoft Word and Excel formats, and more, without first uploading a template.

"You can now generate a variety of downloadable files ... directly in your chats with Gemini."

Google’s product post makes the scope clearer. Gemini can now create Docs, Sheets, Slides, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, LaTeX, TXT, RTF and Markdown files, then either download them or export them to Drive. Google says the feature is available globally to all Gemini app users. That matters because many earlier Gemini creation features launched first inside Workspace or behind paid plans.

Why export matters more than another drafting feature

The friction in AI productivity tools often starts after the generation step: copying content into another app, fixing formatting, rebuilding tables, or turning a rough brief into a shareable file. This rollout shortens that last mile. It nudges Gemini from “assistant that helps me think” toward “assistant that produces a ready-to-send artifact,” especially for spreadsheets, one-page briefs, and slide outlines. It also gives mixed-tool teams a cleaner handoff path when one person works in Gemini and another expects a real spreadsheet or document file.

The GeminiApp account usually highlights consumer-facing product changes rather than benchmark claims, so this tweet is a shipping signal more than a research tease. What to watch next is output fidelity in structured formats like Sheets and Slides, and whether Google ties the same export flow into notebooks, Deep Research, or Workspace-connected prompts so the app can move from chat to document with richer context attached. Source: Gemini source tweet · Google product post