Gmail gets a game-changing feature: get emails just by speaking—Gemini will handle everything.

Google announced new features in a blog post, stating that new Gemini voice tools are being introduced to Workspace. The company says these tools can help users draft documents, search for information in their inboxes, and record ideas using only their voice.

Gmail gets a game-changing feature: get emails just by speaking—Gemini will handle everything.

Using Gmail is about to become twice as enjoyable. Users will now be able to search for emails and create documents using voice commands. Google has integrated AI features into Gmail, allowing you to interact with Gemini AI to get tasks done. Essentially, Google has introduced new voice features across Gmail, Docs, and Keep that enable users to search for emails, create documents, and organize notes simply by speaking. The concept is simple: instead of typing everything out, you can now complete tasks within Google Workspace using your voice.

Google announced these new features in a blog post, noting that Gemini’s new voice tools are being rolled out to Workspace. The company states that these tools can assist users in drafting documents, searching for information in their inboxes, and recording ideas—all by using just their voice.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai shared the news in a post on X, stating, “New Gemini voice features are coming, allowing you to search your Gmail inbox, organize your thoughts and tasks in Keep, and create new Docs—all through conversation. This update is currently being rolled out to Google AI subscribers!”

Let’s take a detailed look at how users will be able to use the new voice features with Gemini AI…

This update introduces three new voice-based features to Google Workspace: Gmail Live, Docs Live, and Keep Live. While each feature serves a different function, the goal is the same: you speak, and Gemini does the work.

Gmail Live

First up is Gmail Live. With the Gmail Live voice feature, you can search your inbox simply by asking Gemini questions. Instead of opening individual emails or scrolling through long conversation threads, you can ask something like, “What is my flight’s gate number?” or “What is happening at my child’s school this week?” Gmail Live searches your inbox and provides the relevant information.

Docs Live

Next is Docs Live, which Google describes as a “hands-free thought partner.” If you have an idea but aren’t sure where to start, you can simply talk to Docs Live to share your thoughts. Gemini can then transform your ideas into an organized, context-aware document. With your permission, Docs Live can also pull relevant information from Gmail, Drive, Chat, and the web. Google states that it can assist with brainstorming, creating outlines, and even refining the tone while drafting the initial version.

Keep Live

As the name suggests, this feature works within Google Keep and is designed to help you quickly jot down your thoughts. You can simply speak your mind, and Gemini can turn your ideas into organized notes, lists, and to-do items.

When will this feature be available?

The new voice features for Gemini AI are rolling out this week. Gmail Live and Keep Live are available to Google AI Premium, Pro, and Ultra subscribers, while Docs Live is available to Pro and Ultra subscribers. The company states that these features will soon be available to Google Workspace business customers as well.