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Google Makes Gemini Live’s Camera and Screen Sharing Free for All Android Users

Previously exclusive to premium subscribers, the AI-powered tools are now rolling out to all Android devices via the Gemini app.

Gemini Live’s new screen-sharing and camera features are now available for free to all Android users.
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Gemini Live's best feature is now free for Android users.

Overview

  • Google announced that Gemini Live’s camera and screen-sharing features are now free for all Android users, removing the previous subscription paywall.
  • The tools, powered by Project Astra, allow users to interact with AI in real time by analyzing their surroundings or device screens.
  • The free rollout began on April 16, 2025, and will continue over the coming weeks, with newer Android devices receiving access first.
  • Initially launched in March 2025 for Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 users with a $19.99/month subscription, the features are now available to a wider audience.
  • Google’s decision follows positive feedback and aims to refine the AI model while competing with Microsoft’s Copilot Vision.