How to Hide the "Ask Gemini" Button in Google Sheets™

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Google Sheets™ has integrated its AI assistant, Gemini, directly into the main toolbar. While Gemini can be a powerful tool for generating formulas, creating templates, or analyzing data, the prominent Ask Gemini button can also feel like unnecessary clutter when you’re focused on your work.

If you’d rather work with a more streamlined interface, you can easily hide the Gemini button. The solution is to use the Stylus browser extension, which lets you apply custom CSS styles to any website you visit.

Step 1: Install the Stylus Extension

Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with the Stylus extension or its developers. This is a third-party tool we recommend for customizing your browser experience.

First, you’ll need to install the Stylus extension for your browser if you haven’t already.

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Step 2: Create a Custom Style for Google Sheets

Open any spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
Click the Stylus icon in your browser’s toolbar and select Manage.
On the management page, click the Write new style button on the left.
Below the code editor, find the “Applies to” section and change the dropdown from Everything to URLs starting with.
Enter the following URL into the text box to target Google Sheets specifically:
```
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/
```
Next, paste this CSS code into the main code editor. It’s the same snippet used for Docs and Slides, as it targets the universal element for the Gemini button.
```
/* Hides the "Ask Gemini" button in the top toolbar */
.appsElementsSidekickEntryPointRoot {
    display: none !important;
}
```
Give your style a descriptive name, like “Hide Gemini in Sheets,” and click the Save button on the left.
Ensure the Enabled checkbox for your new style is turned on.

Step 3: Enjoy a Decluttered Interface

That’s it! Refresh your Google Sheets page, and the “Ask Gemini” button will no longer be visible. Now you have a cleaner, more focused workspace for all your spreadsheet tasks.

Next Step: Declutter Google Slides™

Now that your spreadsheets are clean, apply the same technique to another Google Workspace app.

Hide the Gemini Button in Google Slides™ Apply the same simple CSS trick to remove the 'Ask Gemini' button from Google Slides™ for a distraction-free presentation workspace.