Gemini Android Gets New Song Search Voice Feature – Identify Songs by Humming Instantly!

Google’s AI assistant Gemini just got a game-changing upgrade on Android! A brand-new voice-based Song Search feature has been added, making it even easier for users to identify songs just by humming, singing, or playing music. If you’ve ever had a tune stuck in your head and couldn’t recall the name – Gemini can now help you figure it out with just your voice.

This new addition builds on Gemini’s already impressive set of tools, which include gesture controls, quick overlays, and real-time assistance. The introduction of this feature not only enhances Gemini’s usability on Android but also adds a practical, music-focused function many users will find genuinely helpful.

What Is the New Song Search Feature in Gemini for Android?

The Gemini Song Search voice feature lets you identify songs by simply humming or singing into your device. Spotted first by 9to5Google, this smart integration makes use of Google’s existing “What song is this?” technology, already available in the Google app. Now, it’s embedded right inside Gemini’s voice interface on Android.

When you activate the feature using a voice prompt like “What song is this?”, Gemini launches a full-screen interface. You’ll then be prompted to play, hum, or sing the song, after which Gemini analyzes the audio and gives you match results with percentage scores, showing how likely each result matches your input.

The most accurate match appears at the top, and if you’re not satisfied, you can try again instantly. It’s a simple and fun way to rediscover forgotten songs or explore music playing around you.

How to Use Song Search in Gemini on Android

Using the voice-based Song Search feature in Gemini is easy, but a little different from the Google app. Here’s how to do it:

1. Open the Gemini app on your Android phone.
2. Say or type “What song is this?” in the input field.
3. Gemini will switch to a dedicated full-screen interface.
4. Hum, sing, or play the song you want to identify.
5. Wait a few seconds, and Gemini will show you a list of possible matches with accuracy percentages.
6. Tap on the top result to explore more or try again if needed.

Note: Unlike the Google app, Gemini doesn’t have a permanent Song Search button, so you’ll need to type or say the prompt each time.

Same Google AI Power, New Gemini Experience

While this may seem like a small update, it’s a significant step forward in making Gemini a full-featured voice assistant. It taps into Google’s existing AI music recognition system, which has proven accurate over the years. So, even though it’s not a new AI model, the integration within Gemini’s ecosystem means better accessibility and smoother performance for Android users.

Is Song Search Available on Gemini for iOS?

Currently, the Song Search feature is exclusive to Gemini on Android. Attempts to use the same prompt on iOS devices don’t yield results yet. Google hasn’t officially announced when it will be available for iPhones, but given the feature’s popularity, we can expect a wider rollout in the near future.

Why This Update Matters

• Enhanced accessibility: Easier for users to find songs without needing third-party apps.
• Seamless integration: Brings a widely-used feature into Gemini’s interface.
• Improved voice interaction: Makes Gemini more dynamic and voice-responsive.

This update is especially useful for music lovers, content creators, and anyone who regularly uses voice search on Android.

Final Thoughts

Google continues to push the limits of what its AI assistant Gemini can do, and this latest update proves that small features can have a big impact. The ability to identify songs by humming on Gemini Android is not just fun—it’s genuinely practical.

So the next time a tune gets stuck in your head, you don’t need to stress. Just fire up Gemini on your Android phone, ask “What song is this?”, and let the AI do the rest.

Stay tuned for more updates as Google expands Gemini’s capabilities across platforms!