Google has announced that its Gemini Live screensharing feature will now be available for free to all Android users through the Gemini app. Initially, access was intended to be limited to those with a Gemini Advanced subscription.
This AI-powered screensharing capability allows users to share content displayed on their screens and cameras in real-time. The feature was officially launched earlier this month for Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 users. Google had previously stated that it would soon be available to all Android users, but has now decided to remove the subscription requirement due to positive feedback on its functionality.
The rollout of this screensharing feature will begin today, with availability expanding in the coming weeks. Users can watch a demonstration video from Google, which illustrates how the feature works in various scenarios, such as sharing views from an aquarium.
Additionally, this announcement coincides with Microsoft’s launch of its own AI tool, Copilot Vision, which is also offered for free in the Edge browser.
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