Google has launched the Gemini app for Windows, bringing its AI assistant directly to desktops and laptops. Users can open the app at any time by pressing Alt and Space. The assistant appears over the current work so people can fact-check documents, generate titles or get quick help and then return to their previous task. The desktop app includes the same features available on mobile. Users can hand multi-step tasks to Gemini Spark, a personal AI agent that can pull information from Gmail and Google Drive to create project summaries. The app also supports creative work. Nano Banana lets users design custom images for presentations, while Gemini Omni supports high-quality video creation. Both tools sit inside the same application. Google says more desktop-focused features will arrive later. The app is available worldwide for Windows 10 and Windows 11 and can be downloaded from gemini.google/desktop.
Google has launched the Gemini app for Windows, bringing its AI assistant directly to desktops and laptops. Users can open the app at any time by pressing Alt and Space. The assistant appears over the current work so people can fact-check documents, generate titles or get quick help and then return to their previous task. The desktop app includes the same features available on mobile. Users can hand multi-step tasks to Gemini Spark, a personal AI agent that can pull information from Gmail and Google Drive to create project summaries. The app also supports creative work. Nano Banana lets users design custom images for presentations, while Gemini Omni supports high-quality video creation. Both tools sit inside the same application. Google says more desktop-focused features will arrive later. The app is available worldwide for Windows 10 and Windows 11 and can be downloaded from gemini.google/desktop.