On March 5, 2026, Google made an announcement that the Canvas feature, which had previously undergone testing in Google Labs, is now officially accessible to all users in the United States via Gemini's AI Mode. At present, it solely supports the English language. Canvas is ingeniously crafted to assist users in efficiently organizing information, meticulously planning projects, and conducting thorough research. Now, its capabilities have been expanded to encompass writing documents and creating bespoke tools directly within the search interface. In AI Mode, users can leverage Canvas to draft a diverse array of documents or directly generate tools customized for specific tasks right within Google Search. Moreover, Canvas offers the functionality to convert research reports into web pages, quizzes, or audio summaries. In creative and development contexts, users can simply articulate their ideas in natural language, and in return, receive corresponding code. This code can then be swiftly transformed into shareable applications or mini-games. This remarkable functionality is equally adept at facilitating literary creation and a wide range of creative projects. With the aid of Canvas, users can refine drafts, adjust structures, or obtain insightful suggestions for improvement. Currently, Canvas has been seamlessly integrated into the Gemini ecosystem. Subscribers to Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra can access the cutting-edge Gemini 3 model and enjoy a context window of up to 1 million tokens, enabling them to tackle more intricate and information-dense projects with ease.