Gemini lets users export their interactive apps to a Google Sites site with one click
Google has made it possible to publish an interactive app created in the Gemini app as a Google Sites site. The group discussed how useful it really is for teachers.
According to the official Google Workspace Updates blog, on 19 October 2026, anyone who has created an interactive app in the Gemini app can export it to Google Sites with one click. The app opens in a private draft site, remains interactive and can be edited, published and shared like any other site.
The feature is available on web, Android and iOS for Workspace accounts, individual subscribers and personal accounts with access to Gemini. Google says it adds no new controls for administrators: Google Sites must be turned on and users must be able to create sites, and exported sites follow the organisation’s Sites and Drive policies. The rollout covers both Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains.
In the group, one member who tried it explained that it always generates a new site, with no way of adding the app to an existing one, and that sharing directly from the Gemini canvas was already possible. Another member saw it as a resource that brings the idea within reach of beginners without technical knowledge, although it falls short for more experienced users. These points come from members’ own tests, not from the official note, which mentions no functional limitations.
Gemini lets users export their interactive apps to a Google Sites site with one click
Google has made it possible to publish an interactive app created in the Gemini app as a Google Sites site. The group discussed how useful it really is for teachers.
According to the official Google Workspace Updates blog, on 19 October 2026, anyone who has created an interactive app in the Gemini app can export it to Google Sites with one click. The app opens in a private draft site, remains interactive and can be edited, published and shared like any other site.
The feature is available on web, Android and iOS for Workspace accounts, individual subscribers and personal accounts with access to Gemini. Google says it adds no new controls for administrators: Google Sites must be turned on and users must be able to create sites, and exported sites follow the organisation’s Sites and Drive policies. The rollout covers both Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains.
In the group, one member who tried it explained that it always generates a new site, with no way of adding the app to an existing one, and that sharing directly from the Gemini canvas was already possible. Another member saw it as a resource that brings the idea within reach of beginners without technical knowledge, although it falls short for more experienced users. These points come from members’ own tests, not from the official note, which mentions no functional limitations.
