"Anyone with a Google account can use the Gemini app for free. To use Gemini within Google Slides, you need to be subscribed to a Google Workspace Business Standard, Business Plus, or Enterprise plan or a Google AI plan. Alternatively, you can sign up for Google Workspace Labs with a free Google account to use some of the features described in this story."
"You can prompt Gemini to create an entire presentation with multiple slides. This isn't a function built into Slides, as of this writing. Instead you do this through a feature called Canvas in the Gemini web app. Based on your prompt, the AI can generate a set of slides that you then export to Slides as a single presentation. Open the Gemini web app in your browser. At the bottom of the chat box, click Tools. From the drop-down menu that opens, select Canvas."
Gemini integrates with Google Slides and the standalone Gemini web app to create and edit presentations, individual slides, images, and slide text. Users can generate whole presentations in the Gemini Canvas feature and export them into Google Slides for further editing. Some Gemini capabilities are available directly inside Google Slides when accessed by Google Workspace Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise, or Google AI plan subscribers, or via Google Workspace Labs for free accounts. Workspace administrators may need to enable Gemini permissions. Gemini can produce incorrect or fabricated content, so all AI-generated output should be checked for accuracy before use.
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