Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Google Rolls Out Gemini Voice Features Across Workspace
Google is adding new voice tools to several Workspace apps.
People can talk to Gemini instead of typing everything.
In Gmail, they can use their voice to search their inbox.
In Google Docs, Docs Live can help turn spoken ideas into a first draft.
It can also use information from Gmail, Drive, and the web under updated permissions.
In Google Keep, Keep Live can turn a stream of thoughts into organized notes.
The tools are designed to help with brainstorming, planning, and remembering ideas.
They are being offered to Google AI subscribers, with access depending on the subscription plan.
Google is rolling out Gemini voice capabilities for Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Keep.
Users can conversationally search Gmail, organize thoughts in Keep, and create documents in Google Docs.
Docs Live helps users brainstorm and turn spoken ideas into structured, context-aware document drafts.
Keep Live converts spoken thoughts into organized, actionable notes and lists without typing.
The features are rolling out this week to Google AI subscribers across different subscription tiers.
- Who
- Google, with features announced by Sundar Pichai, and Google AI subscribers.
- What
- Google is rolling out Gemini voice features for Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Keep.
- When
- The features are rolling out this week; Google said the rollout is underway.
- Where
- Across Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Keep within Google Workspace.
- Why
- To let users search, brainstorm, draft, and organize information through natural conversations.
- Announced by
- Sundar Pichai
- Apps included
- Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Keep
- Key document tool
- Docs Live
- Key note-taking tool
- Keep Live
- Docs access
- Available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers
- Gmail access
- Available to Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers
- Data context
- Docs Live can use details from Gmail, Drive, and the broader web under updated permissions