Google Gemini app adds Standard and Extended thinking levels

Google is rolling out a new “Thinking level” feature in the Gemini app that lets users choose “standard” or “extended” processing for queries.

TL;DR

  • Google is rolling out a “Thinking level” option in the Gemini app.
  • The feature offers two settings: “standard” and “extended.”
  • Google will also add Canva, Instacart, and OpenTable integrations to Gemini.

Google is introducing a “Thinking level” setting in the Gemini app ahead of I/O 2026, according to Android Authority. The setting lets users choose between “standard” and “extended” thinking time when submitting a query.

The reported change follows other recent Gemini app updates referenced by Android Authority, including smarter audio sharing and a new animation. The source did not specify rollout dates, supported platforms, or regional availability for the “Thinking level” feature.

Google will also soon add Canva, Instacart, and OpenTable integrations to Gemini, according to the report. The source did not provide launch dates or further details on how those integrations will work inside the app.

Related questions

  • What is the new “Thinking level” feature in the Gemini app?
  • What options are available in Gemini’s “Thinking level” setting?
  • Which services will integrate with Gemini next?

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