Amazon QuickSight now generates sheets and analyses from natural language or images
Amazon QuickSight introduces two new ways to accelerate dashboard creation: Generate Sheet and Generate Analysis from Image. Users can now describe a desired sheet in natural language to add it to an existing analysis, or upload an image of any dashboard to have QuickSight recreate it as an editable analysis. These features simplify the extension of existing analyses and the migration of dashboards from other BI tools, enhancing development efficiency. They are available for Enterprise subscription/Author Pro users, with promotional access for Authors until December 2026.
- →Generate individual sheets with natural language prompts
- →Create new analyses from dashboard images
- →Availability for Enterprise users and existing workflows
Features (2) ›
- Generate individual sheets with natural language prompts
Users can now describe a desired sheet using natural language, and Amazon QuickSight will add it to an existing analysis, complete with suitable visuals, filter controls, and calculated fields.
- Create new analyses from dashboard images
Amazon QuickSight can now recreate a new, editable analysis from an image of an existing dashboard, including those from other BI tools, streamlining the migration and development process.
Notes (1) ›
- Availability for Enterprise users and existing workflows
These new capabilities are available for Amazon QuickSight Enterprise subscription/Author Pro users, with promotional access for Authors through December 2026. They integrate with existing publishing workflows, embedding, and CI/CD pipelines.
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/09/generate-sheet-and-generate-analysis-from-an-image/
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