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Google has begun rolling out a new Gemini feature that lets users automatically generate Google Slides presentations from a simple text prompt or even an uploaded document. First spotted by Chrome Unboxed, this addition is being seen as one of Gemini’s most practical upgrades yet, ideal for professionals, teachers, and students who want to save time while preparing presentations. Here's everything you need to know. Gemini Can Now Build Your Presentations Automatically This new capability expands on Gemini’s existing “Canvas” feature, which was earlier meant for brainstorming and structuring ideas. Now, Gemini can take your brief idea, say, “create a presentation on climate change solutions”, or even a long report, and turn it into a fully formatted Google Slides deck. The AI doesn’t just summarise text; it generates a complete presentation with headings, bullet points, and even relevant visuals. How To Use Gemini To Create Google Slides If you’re already using Gemini on the web, here’s how to try the feature: -Go to gemini.google.com . -Click on “Canvas” in the left-hand toolbar. -Enter a prompt like “Build a presentation on digital marketing trends” or upload a document such as a business report or essay. -Gemini will instantly generate a multi-slide deck with structured titles, concise points, and visuals. -You can then export it directly to Google Slides for final tweaks, personalisation, or sharing. ALSO READ: Indian Government Warns Google Chrome Users Of Severe Security Flaws: Here’s How To Stay Safe Who Can Use The Feature Google says this feature caters to a wide range of users: Professionals can instantly turn project summaries or meeting notes into polished client presentations. Educators can convert lesson plans into visually engaging teaching slides. Students can transform essays or research notes into ready-to-present decks. Availability And Rollout The Gemini presentation generator is rolling out gradually and is expected to be available to all eligible users by November 12, 2025. It’s currently live for Gemini on web and mobile web, while integration for Android and iOS apps is expected soon.
