Google adds Gemini-powered Gmail autofill to Chrome for US users
Google is rolling out an autofill feature in Chrome that uses Gemini to pull data from Gmail messages. When users enable Personal Intelligence, Chrome will suggest order numbers, tracking IDs, membership codes, and booking confirmations from emails when filling out web forms. The suggestions appear as pop-ups marked ‘Suggested by Gemini’ and can be accepted, viewed in the original email, or…
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Fill membership forms with Chrome Autofill with Gmail
Uses Gemini to scan Gmail for relevant data and suggests it.
- Who for
- marketers
- Cost
- included in a tool you already have
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Enter order confirmations
- Fill membership forms
- Auto-populate booking details
Watch out Requires Personal Intelligence and Gmail connection; may share more data for ads
Key points from the news
- Chrome autofills web forms with data from Gmail emails via Gemini, starting with US users
- Suggestions include order numbers, tracking IDs, and membership codes from emails
- Personal Intelligence may expose more Gmail data to Google’s ad systems, per company
The feature expands on earlier tests that used data from Google Photos and other apps. It is currently available only to US users with Personal Intelligence enabled on desktop Chrome and mobile apps. Google notes that linking Gmail to Personal Intelligence may increase exposure of user data for targeted ads, though the company insists no personally identifiable information is shared with advertisers. Users can control the feature via Chrome’s settings.
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This New Chrome AI Feature Reads Your Gmail to Make Filling Out Web Forms Easier
lifehacker.com · 2 November 2026
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