Move your team from ChatGPT to Gemini.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in Gemini — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in ChatGPT is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
Important change: ChatGPT sunset its standalone Canvas surface on May 28, 2026, folding document/code side-panel editing into the main GPT-5.5 experience - so there is no longer a dedicated Canvas product on the ChatGPT side to map one-to-one. Gemini Canvas remains a full side-by-side editing surface for documents, code, and slides + small apps, exporting to Google Docs/Slides via 'Share & export'. Migrating Gemini Canvas workflows to ChatGPT: use the in-line editing of the main GPT-5.5 surface (and Apps/Canva connectors for slides) rather than a separate canvas; migrating the other way, Gemini Canvas is the richer dedicated surface.
- Warning: ChatGPT Canvas as a distinct surface was sunset May 28, 2026 - older guidance that says to open Canvas on ChatGPT is stale; its editing moved into the main GPT-5.5 chat experience.
- Warning: Gemini Canvas can build runnable small apps (HTML/JS) and generate slides; the post-sunset ChatGPT surface has no native slide builder (connect Canva or similar via Apps).
- Warning: Gemini Canvas is available on mobile; ChatGPT's in-surface editing parity on mobile should be verified post-sunset.
- Warning: Gemini Canvas slide generation was capped at 20/day on Free, higher on AI Pro/Ultra; ChatGPT has no equivalent native slide primitive.