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For many of us, getting started—putting those first few words on a blank page—is a challenge. This guide explains how to get past the blank page and write a first draft quickly using Gemini for Google Workspace on your computer.
Before you use Gemini for Google Workspace
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To use Gemini for Google Workspace, your Google account language must be set to an English dialect. Learn how
Write a quick first draft
Use Gemini for Google Workspace to write a quick first draft.
Step 1. Open Help me write in Docs
- On your computer, open a Google Docs file.
- In the document, click where you want to write.
- On the left, click Help me write
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Step 2. Tell Gemini what you want to write
- Enter a prompt that contains your instructions. For example:
Write an outline of [project x]. Specify 4 phases: Research, Design, Testing, and Production. The project will kick off Q2 this year and wrap up in Q2 next year.
- Click Create.
Step 3. Review, refine & insert the response
- Review the response.
- Click Refine then choose how you want Gemini to change the content.
- When you're finished, click Insert.
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