Fill with Gemini now provides cell-level citations for web sources and supports larger requests

Google added cell-level web source citations to Fill with Gemini in Google Sheets, attributing the exact web sources referenced to each individual generated cell so users can audit and verify outputs. Google said upgraded processing performs up to 55 times faster than manual entry for 500-cell tasks, based on a 95-participant internal study, and expanded capacity now supports up to 3,000 cells per request. The citations are available in Google Sheets on the web.

We are making it easier to verify your AI-generated data and scale your workflows in Google Sheets. When you use the AI function to generate cell values, Gemini will now provide the exact web sources referenced directly within each individual cell. This cell-level source attribution gives you full visibility to audit, verify, and cross-reference outputs for greater trust and accuracy. Sources are attributed to each individual cell and are available in Google Sheets on the web. In addition, upgraded processing delivers faster response times and improved cell-over-cell consistency, performing up to 55 times faster than manual entry for 500 cell tasks . Combined with expanded capacity supporting up to 3,000 cells per request, you can summarize, categorize, and process more data in a single request. Data based on a 95-participant internal study comparing manual entry against Fill with Gemini on a 500-cell task using English prompts for English language users. | Easily audit and verify your Gemini-generated data in Google Sheets using the new cell-level web source citations. |