Google’s AI-powered NotebookLM just added a game-changing feature: customizable data tables that turn complex info into easy-to-digest spreadsheets. Pro and Ultra users can dive in now.
In a fresh update announced via Google’s blog, NotebookLM—Google’s versatile AI tool for building virtual notebooks from your documents—now lets you generate structured data tables on demand. These aren’t just pretty visuals; you can export them straight to Google Sheets for further tweaking and sharing.
Why Data Tables Change the Game for NotebookLM Users
NotebookLM has evolved rapidly in 2025, packing in features like audio overviews and deeper source analysis. This latest addition tackles a common pain point: sifting through walls of text for key insights.
Imagine these real-world uses Google highlighted:
- Meeting recaps: Transform transcripts into tables sorting action items by owner, deadline, and priority.
- Travel planning: Compare destinations side-by-side on costs, weather, and top attractions.
- Student study aids: Organize historical events by date, key figures, and outcomes for quick revision.
It’s all powered by NotebookLM’s AI, which pulls directly from your uploaded sources—be it PDFs, notes, or web clips—without hallucinations or external data.
Rollout Details: Paid Users First
Pro and Ultra subscribers get immediate access, perfect for power users in business, education, or research. Free tier folks? Hang tight—Google promises the feature “in the coming weeks.”
This builds on NotebookLM’s momentum as a must-have for anyone drowning in info. If you’re already using it for research or brainstorming, tables make outputs even more actionable.