The Google Gemini app, an AI-powered assistant, is now rolling out a feature that allows users to upload videos.this enhancement promises to add a new dimension to how users interact with the AI, making it even more practical for daily tasks.

Gemini functions as a personal AI assistant, capable of answering questions and brainstorming ideas. Previously limited to text and images,the addition of video uploads expands its capabilities. Google is making this feature available across all Gemini-compatible platforms,including Android,iOS,and the web.

Unlock New Possibilities with Video Uploads

Imagine you’re trying to identify a bird you spotted on your walk in your city…you can now upload a short video clip directly to the Gemini app and ask for its identification.

The ability to upload videos to Gemini unlocks a range of new possibilities. For example, users can upload a video clip of a bird they spotted to identify it or upload a dance tutorial video to have Gemini break down specific moves.

The potential applications are vast. Students can use it to understand visual demonstrations, travelers can gather information about landmarks they’ve filmed, and anyone with general curiosity can explore the world around them in a more interactive way.

The rollout of the video upload feature is gradual, so it may not be immediately available to all users. The option to upload videos will likely appear within the chat interface on mobile devices, similar to attaching photos. The web version is expected to offer a similar icon or drag-and-drop functionality.

This update signifies a step forward in Gemini’s development, enhancing its versatility and user-friendliness. Google has also released its advanced Gemini 2.5 Flash and Pro AI models to the public.