Since its launch earlier this year, the Gemini app on Android has been continuously improving to enhance user experience. While not yet a complete replacement for the “Google Assistant,” recent rumors suggest that the app is set to introduce a new feature – document uploads.

Currently, Gemini only allows image uploads, but there are indications that soon users may be able to upload PDFs and other documents as well. This highly anticipated feature is still in development and was discovered by enabling certain flags. Although it is not yet fully functional even in testing, screenshots have surfaced showing what the feature may look like.

In these screenshots, we see how a user uploaded a PDF document for analysis and summarization by Gemini. This could be incredibly useful for tasks like translation or simply enhancing accessibility. Users will also have the option to upload files from Google Drive, providing added convenience.

As Gemini offers both basic and advanced tiers, it is possible that document uploads may be a feature reserved for paying customers, such as Google One AI subscribers or Google Workspace users. However, this is purely speculative as Google has not officially announced or teased this feature.

The potential introduction of document uploads coincides with other rumored upgrades to the Gemini app, including real-time responses and support for third-party music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. While there is no official release date for these features yet, it’s exciting to see new functionalities being added to the Gemini app.

These enhancements will undoubtedly add more value to users who have chosen Gemini over other chatbots, particularly those who have opted for the advanced version. Stay tuned for more updates on these exciting developments!