Google Search AI Mode, a feature that provides detailed explanations and information from its results, has recently removed the “Export to Docs” shortcut from its three-dot menu. This change has left users frustrated, but there are still ways to save your research to Google Docs. Here are some actionable tips to help you continue using AI Mode effectively and still save your findings for later use in Google Docs. First, you can use the “Export to Docs” feature in Gemini, a Google app that offers similar AI capabilities. To access this feature, open the search result page, tap the three-dot menu, and select “Export to Gemini.” Then, in the Gemini app, tap the three-dot menu again, and select “Export to Docs.” This will save your research to a Google Docs document. Another option is to use the NotebookLM app, which also offers the “Export to Docs” feature. To use this, open the search result page, tap the three-dot menu, and select “Export to NotebookLM.” Then, in the NotebookLM app, tap the three-dot menu again, and select “Export to Docs.” This will save your research to a Google Docs document. Google has not yet explained whether the “Export to Docs” feature in AI Mode will return. In the meantime, these alternatives will allow you to continue using AI Mode and save your research for later use in Google Docs. Remember, these steps will only work if you have the corresponding app installed on your device. If you don’t have the app installed, you can download it from the Google Play Store or the App Store. By following these steps, you can continue to use Google Search AI Mode and still save your research for later use in Google Docs, even if the “Export to Docs” feature is removed from AI Mode.
