The integration of Gemini AI into Google Docs on Android marks a significant step forward in mobile productivity. Google has begun rolling out Gemini to Google Docs on Android, bringing AI-powered assistance to users' fingertips. This update enriches the writing and document interaction experience on mobile devices, with features designed to streamline workflows and enhance overall productivity. The rollout began on June 9, 2025, and is expected to reach all eligible users by July 2, 2025.

Gemini in Google Docs on Android lets users summarize lengthy reports, find specific details in documents, and generate first drafts from simple prompts. The AI assistant supports over 20 languages, broadening its usability for international users. To access Gemini, users can tap the sparkle icon at the top of the Docs interface, which opens a side panel for interacting with the chatbot.

Gemini on Android brings several practical use cases to mobile Google Docs. It provides document summaries, highlights key points, and suggests content enhancements. Users can ask questions about the content of their documents, making it easier to extract specific information without extensive reading. For example, you can use Gemini to get the gist of a long research report while commuting, ask about a specific detail buried in a budget document before a meeting, or quickly create a draft launch plan after a team brainstorm.

However, the Android version of Gemini in Google Docs currently has some limitations compared to the desktop version. Key tools like "Help me write," "Help me create," and image generation are not yet supported in the mobile app. Despite these limitations, the integration of Gemini into mobile Google Docs represents a substantial upgrade for Android users.

To use Gemini in Google Docs on Android, users need to be on one of the eligible paid plans, including Google Workspace Business Standard and Plus, Enterprise Standard and Plus, or have Gemini Education or Education Premium add-ons. Once available, a sparkle icon will appear at the top right of the Google Docs interface. Tapping this icon opens the Gemini panel, where users can select suggested actions or enter their prompts.

The rollout of Gemini in Google Docs on Android is being conducted in phases. It began with "Rapid Release domains" and will expand to "Scheduled Release domains" on July 2, 2025. Users with eligible Google Workspace accounts should see the feature appear automatically without needing to update the app. To use Gemini, devices must be running Android 8 or later. Google also provides a help center for users to learn more about using Gemini in Google Docs.

By integrating Gemini into Google Docs, Google ensures its AI features see rapid adoption across its ecosystem. This move gives Google an edge over competitors, as it leverages its extensive suite of apps to deliver AI-enhanced productivity tools directly to users. As AI continues to evolve, the integration of Gemini into Google Docs on Android signifies a commitment to providing users with innovative tools that streamline workflows and enhance productivity on the go.