You can now use Gemini to analyze documents and create charts from spreadsheets
The feature is gradually rolling out to Gemini Advanced users on all platforms.
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- Google has finally started rolling out support for more file types for Gemini’s upload and analyze functionality.
- It lets you upload documents and spreadsheets and ask Gemini for answers, summaries, and insights. You can even use it to create charts.
- The feature lets you upload up to 10 files at a time, but you can’t upload images and documents to the same prompt.
Gemini’s upload and analyze functionality is finally getting support for more file types, allowing users to upload documents and spreadsheets to get answers, generate summaries, and create charts. The feature was previously limited to images, but it now supports various document and spreadsheet file types in the latest Google app beta release.
Although Google’s recent announcement only included Workspace users, we can confirm that the feature is live in version 15.34.32.29.arm64 beta of the Google app for some Gemini Advanced users as well. As you can see in the following video, it lets you upload files from your phone’s storage or directly from Google Drive. You can then ask Gemini questions related to the uploaded file and it analyzes the file to deliver a fitting response.
