Google Messages, the popular messaging app from Google, is set to undergo another round of changes. Android Headlines reports that a camera icon will soon be added to the home screen of Google Messages, making it even easier for users to send pictures.

Currently, if you want to send a picture using Google Messages, you have to either add it from the “Add” button within the conversation or take a photo using the camera app and then select the image from within the conversation. While these methods are not particularly difficult, Google is looking for ways to further simplify the process.

According to reports, Google Messages will receive an update that includes a new camera icon placed next to the search button. When users tap on this icon, the camera app will open automatically. Once a picture is taken, a “Select recipients” prompt will appear, making it incredibly convenient to send the photo to the desired contacts.

It’s worth noting that this feature has not been rolled out yet, and Google has not provided any specific release date for this update. However, there are also reports suggesting that Google is working on redesigning the share screen, allowing it to open in full-screen mode and enabling easier sharing with contacts. Though the official release timelines for these changes remain unknown, we will keep you updated as more information becomes available.

Stay tuned for more exciting updates from Google Messages, as the app continues to improve its functionality and enhance the user experience.