Sometimes Gemini Apps show you sources and related content within and below its response. You can also double-check responses from Gemini Apps.
Sources & related links in Gemini Apps
Gemini Apps may provide links to sources and related content for you to dig deeper. These links may include content that is related to parts of Gemini’s response, including public websites, files you have uploaded, or documents or emails from Google Workspace if you’ve connected to Workspace.
Find sources & related links
When sources are available, you can find the Sources button at the bottom of the response or in-line throughout the response. On the right, a side panel will open with the relevant links.
More info about sources & related links
How Gemini Apps cite direct quotes & code repositoriesIf Gemini Apps directly quotes a large amount of text from a webpage, you’ll see a link to that webpage in the sources list.
For citations to code repositories, the citation may also reference an applicable open source license.
How to double-check a response
Important:
- This feature is available for responses in most languages. It isn’t available for responses generated with apps and skips certain content like code and markdown tables.
Double-check a response
- Under a response, click More
Double-check response
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- Check the response for highlighted statements. Here’s what the colors mean:
- Green highlight: Google Search found content that’s likely similar to the statement. A link is provided, but it’s not necessarily what the Gemini app used to generate its response.
- Orange highlight: Google Search found content that’s likely different from the statement, or it didn’t find relevant content. A link is provided, if available.
- No highlight: There’s not enough information to evaluate these statements, or they aren’t intended to convey factual information.
- Click a highlighted statement to learn more about what Google Search found.
Double-check response