Google prepares Interactive Reports for Gemini Notebook

Google is preparing Interactive Reports for Gemini Notebook, a feature that embeds Studio content into customizable reports, as indicated by a new notice in the Studio panel. The feature, described as "An interactive report with embedded Studio content," aims to transform Notebook into a structured research workspace, with an example use case for a competitive review of the 2026 functional beverage market.

Google is preparing another major addition to Gemini Notebook called Interactive Reports. A new notice has appeared in the Studio panel stating, “New: you can now create interactive reports,” with a button that opens the existing Create Report customization flow. This type of release messaging suggests Google is already preparing the feature for users, potentially within the coming weeks. Inside the report creator, a new “Interactive” option is marked as New and described as “An interactive report with embedded Studio content.” Another preset, “Overview,” can create an interactive summary of key information while incorporating Studio content directly into the result. Users can select a language and provide detailed instructions describing the report they want. Google’s example asks for a formal competitive review of the 2026 functional beverage market, covering competitors, distribution, and pricing to support a launch strategy. This points toward research-heavy use cases where Gemini Notebook combines multiple sources into something closer to a structured research workspace than a static document. The exact types of Studio content that can be embedded remain unclear. Previous builds also contained placeholders for Canvas https://www.testingcatalog.com/google-tests-canvas-and-connectors-on-notebooklm/ and Web Page https://www.testingcatalog.com/google-is-working-on-interactive-apps-for-gemini-notebook/ outputs, resembling the artifact-style experiences available elsewhere in Gemini. Those concepts could remain separate, or some of that work may now be converging into Interactive Reports. The feature fits Google’s broader direction for Gemini Notebook. In July, Google expanded Studio beyond traditional summaries with support for generated documents, charts, spreadsheets, presentations and other editable outputs, while positioning Notebook as a research environment capable of handling more complex projects. Interactive Reports would push that strategy further by combining generated research with other Studio outputs inside one report. If the current release notice reflects Google’s rollout plans, this may be one of the next Gemini Notebook https://www.testingcatalog.com/tag/notebooklm/ features to surface publicly.