I recently received an email asking for help with exporting math content from Google Gemini to Google Docs. So here's the problem…
Google Gemini does a great job creating math content including polynomial fractions, radicals, integrals, matrices, and more.
Note: You will want to use the "Pro" model of Gemini, rather than the "Fast" or "Thinking" models, since the Pro model is designed to handle complex math. Thankfully if you are using a school Google account, you get 100 free "Pro" uses a day, so you can make a lot of math for free.
For example here is some math I generated with Gemini:
The problem happens when we try to export that content to a Google Doc for use in a worksheet or quiz or test or such. Whether you copy and paste the content, or use the "Export to Docs" feature, instead of getting nice math symbols and expressions, you get odd looking code like this:
$$\sqrt[3]{27a^6 b^9 \sqrt{64a^4 b^2}}$$
Thankfully there is a simple and free solution to this problem. See below for my short 10-minute video where I show you how to easily export math content from Gemini to Google Docs, as well as links to the free resources you will need.
▶️ Tutorial Video (10 minutes)
🧰 Resources
Auto-LaTeX Equations - Add-on link
This is the free add-on for Google Docs that you will need to install to properly convert the math "code" to math images in Google Docs.
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