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Google is rolling out a clean new redesign for Gemini on the web
As Google continues adding tools like Veo 3 and Deep Research to Gemini, things have started to get a bit cluttered. There are tools to choose from in addition to the model selector, and some of these can be used with certain models, but not with others. In an effort to future-proof the website's
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Gemini web app starts rolling out homepage redesign
Google is gearing up for the latest homepage Gemini redesign on the web, with the prompt bar seeing a big change. This redesign starts by changing the "Hello, [name]" greeting to a generic "How can I help?" that feels a little bit less like an assistant. The main change is moving the prompt bar
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Gemini gets redesigned homepage and prompt bar on Android: Here's what's new
The redesign is currently live only in the Google app beta for some accounts, with full rollout yet to begin. Google is quietly rolling out a new look for the Gemini homepage on Android to offer a more polished and user-friendly interface. The new design has decluttered the space below the prompt
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Google rolls out a new, streamlined design for its Gemini AI platform on the web, featuring a centered prompt bar and reorganized tools to enhance user experience and accommodate future additions.
Google is rolling out a significant redesign for its Gemini AI platform on the web, aiming to streamline the user interface and prepare for future feature additions. The update, which is gradually being implemented across both web and Android versions, introduces several key changes to enhance user experience and declutter the interface
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One of the most noticeable changes is the relocation of the prompt bar from the bottom of the page to the center, creating a more focused interaction point for users. The familiar "Hello, [your name]" greeting has been replaced with a more generic "How can I help?" message, shifting towards a more task-oriented approach
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.To accommodate the growing number of features and tools, Google has introduced a new "Tools" dropdown menu. This menu replaces the previously crowded row of suggestion chips beneath the prompt bar. Users can now access options such as Deep Research, Canvas, Image generation with Imagen, and video creation with Veo from this centralized location
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The redesign extends to the Android app as well, where the interface has been decluttered by moving features like Canvas and Deep Research into a new "Tools" bottom sheet. This change not only improves the visual appeal but also enhances usability. The app now categorizes Gemini's functionalities into three main sections: Write, Build, and Research, offering more structured interaction options
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.To help users navigate the platform more effectively, Google has introduced a new guide for using Gemini's tools. The system now provides more specific suggestions tailored to each category, moving away from generic prompts. For instance, the "Write" section might suggest drafting a thank-you note, while "Build" could propose creating a fireworks generator
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The redesign is currently in a phased rollout, with some users seeing the new interface while others still have the old one. It's available in the Google app beta for select accounts, with a full rollout expected in the coming weeks. This gradual approach allows Google to gather feedback and make necessary adjustments before a wider release
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.Gemini's popularity continues to soar, with the app reaching over 450 million monthly active users globally. India leads in user numbers, highlighting the platform's international appeal. Google has been actively integrating Gemini across its ecosystem, including Pixel phones, Chrome browser, and Google Messages
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The redesign appears to be part of Google's strategy to future-proof Gemini's interface. By centralizing tools and creating more space for new features, Google is laying the groundwork for continued expansion of Gemini's capabilities. This aligns with the recent launch of Gemini Drops, a dedicated page for highlighting new features and experiments
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