Google lets Gemini users export interactive apps to Google Sites
By Automate Basics, written with AI from Google's original
Google now lets people export interactive apps from the Gemini app into private Google Sites drafts. Eligible users can edit the site, add content and publish it without copying code or rebuilding the app.
What changed
Google says interactive apps built in the Gemini app can now be exported directly to Google Sites. The export opens a new, private site draft containing the working app. People can then edit the site, add other content and publish it through Google Sites.
The change gives someone who has built an app in Gemini a way to present it alongside other site content. Google says there is no need to copy code or rebuild the app before sharing it with a team, customers or students. Exporting creates a draft, not a published site, so the person preparing it can review the surrounding content before making the site available to others.
Who can use the Gemini to Google Sites export?
Google says the feature is available now to Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers and people with personal Google accounts who have access to the Gemini app. It is available on the web, Android and iOS, including for organizations on both Rapid Release and Scheduled Release.
For work accounts, access also depends on existing permissions. Google says an organization must have Google Sites turned on for a user, and that user must be allowed to create and edit sites. The new draft remains subject to the organization's Google Sites and Google Drive policies. Google says there is no new admin control for the export. Its announcement does not state a separate price for the feature.
How do I try it at work?
A small interactive app you want colleagues to try is a sensible first candidate for the Gemini to Google Sites export. In the Gemini app, Google says to select Export, then Google Sites, on the app. The result opens in Google Sites as a new draft that you can edit and publish.
Before publishing, check that the app still behaves as expected and that the site gives readers enough context to use it. Review any additional content you add, along with who should receive the published site. If the export option is unavailable on a work account, check whether Google Sites is enabled and whether you have permission to create and edit sites. Google says those existing permissions determine whether a user can export.
Frequently asked questions
Does exporting a Gemini app publish it immediately?
No. Google says the export places the interactive app in a new, private Google Sites draft. You can edit the draft and add content before publishing the site. The app does not need to be rebuilt in Google Sites.
Why might I be unable to export a Gemini app to Google Sites?
For a work account, Google says Google Sites must be turned on for you, and you must have permission to create and edit sites. There is no separate admin control for this export. Your organization's existing Google Sites and Google Drive policies still apply.
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Source: Publish interactive apps from the Gemini app to Google Sites, Google, 19 Oct 2026.