Google is giving its “Sign in with Google” feature a fresh new look, and it’s coming soon! This simple yet convenient option allows users to log into various apps, websites, and services using their Google Account, saving time and eliminating the need to create multiple accounts. According to Android Central, a notice at the top of Google sign-in pages is informing users about the upcoming revamp.

While we haven’t seen any screenshots yet, we can expect the redesign to align with Google’s “Material You” design language for a more modern and cohesive look across the web. This could mean adding a splash of color and enhancing user interface navigation.

However, beyond aesthetics, there may be another reason for this change. Google has been promoting passkeys as an alternative to traditional passwords and has been working to make them the default sign-in method for personal and workspace accounts. The company also aims to expand passkey support across the web by partnering with more organizations.

It’s possible that this redesign is part of Google’s strategy to further emphasize the use of passkeys. While it’s currently just speculation, the prominent notice on sign-in pages suggests that there might be more information coming soon.

Stay tuned for updates on this exciting development!