What's new

Gemini integration

After seeing how much Gemini dominated in our our new LLM proofreading benchmark, we've added support for Gemini 3 Flash!

In initial testing, Gemini 3 Flash is the fastest model in Revise and will use less of your limit than other flagship models like GPT 5.4 or Claude Sonnet. We have noticed Gemini can be a bit more eager than other models and make changes beyond the scope of the initial request, which is something we will keep an eye on as the integration settles.

Extended mode update

Extended Mode is now a simple on/off toggle in the AI chat interface. Click the new

button to turn it on.

When in Extended Mode, the agent will work for much longer before pausing to check in with you. This is useful for getting large scale edits done, but use it mindfully because you can also go through your monthly limit faster with vague/open-ended prompts.

Extended Mode is available under the Revise Plus and Pro plans.

Bug fixes

• The Agent now has better continuity around pending proposed changes and selected text.
• Fixed a bug that could cause text to get scrambled after an agent edit was made on formatted text.
• Fixed a case where the agent could incorrectly act like it did not have access to the document.

This should make the chat workflow feel more predictable, especially when you are revising large documents over multiple turns and looking at diffs while you talk to the agent.

Revise now supports text highlighting with full .docx compatibility. Use the new  button to highlight text.

Highlights work like they do in any other word processor, but in Revise they also help the AI agent; use highlights to flag sections of text for the agent, then mention your highlights in a prompt. The agent will quickly pull those passages into context to proofread, revise, rewrite, or anything else you need. You can even refer to highlights by color!

This is especially helpful in long documents, as it helps the agent read in smaller chunks which is faster and uses less of your monthly AI limit.

There is also a new Clear Formatting button in the editor ribbon.

You can now save your favorite prompts and reuse them with a single click. This is great for building up your own editing workflows, or repeating the same process on many documents.

To save a prompt, simply right-click on one you have already sent, and click "Save"!

Then, send it again by opening the Saved Prompts menu in the chat interface.

You can manage all your saved prompts under Account Prompts.

Saved prompts carry any attachments that were sent in the original prompt! You can use this to easily reuse styleguides or reference materials.