Google Expands Gemini Live Camera and Screen Sharing to All Android Users

Google has officially announced the broader rollout of Gemini Live’s camera and screen sharing features to all Android users, regardless of device or subscription tier. Initially launched exclusively for Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 devices under the Gemini Advanced plan, the popular feature is now accessible to everyone, including free-tier users.

Gemini Live Expands to All Android Phones

In a recent post shared by the official Gemini App account on X (formerly Twitter), Google confirmed the wider rollout, citing “great feedback” as the reason behind expanding the feature beyond premium users.

“We’ve been hearing great feedback on Gemini Live with camera and screen share, so we decided to bring it to more people… Starting today and over the coming weeks, we’re rolling it out to all Android users with the Gemini app,” the post reads.

What Is Gemini Live With Camera and Screen Sharing?

The feature lets users interact with Gemini AI in real-time using their phone’s camera or by sharing their screen. Whether you’re showing Gemini a product label, your environment, or asking for help while navigating a setting or app, the tool provides contextual support and natural responses. Think of it like having a smart assistant that sees what you see and helps as you go.

Users can interrupt Gemini, ask follow-up questions, or engage in fluid voice-based interactions, making it feel more like a real conversation.

How to Use the New Gemini Feature

Once the feature is available to you (rollout is happening in stages over the next few weeks):

Open the Gemini app on your Android phone.

Tap the Gemini Live icon.

Select the camera or screen share option.

Start chatting live with Gemini about what you’re seeing.

This brings a significant upgrade to mobile productivity and accessibility, making AI even more integrated into daily smartphone use.

Final Note

If you don’t see the feature immediately, don’t worry—it’s coming. As with most Google updates, this will gradually reach users worldwide over the coming weeks. Make sure you have the latest version of the Gemini app installed from the Google Play Store.