Google says Chrome is beginning to roll out an enhanced autofill feature that can suggest information from Gmail while users complete online forms. The feature is powered by Gemini with Personal Intelligence and is designed to surface details such as order numbers, tracking information and flight bookings without requiring users to switch tabs or search through their inboxes.

The company says the feature builds on Chrome’s existing autofill capabilities for information such as names, addresses and credit card numbers. Google also says it plans to extend enhanced autofill so it can securely access information from images stored in a user’s Google Photos library, although it did not provide a rollout date for that capability.

According to Google, sensitive data used by the feature is encrypted, and users can manage whether enhanced autofill is enabled and what information it can access through Chrome settings. The initial rollout is beginning in the United States on desktop, Android and iOS for users of Gemini in Chrome who have Personal Intelligence enabled.

The announcement was published by Amanda Lim, a Chrome product manager, on October 28, 2026. The details describe Google’s announced capabilities and rollout plans; the source does not provide independent performance results or availability beyond the stated rollout.