Google is beginning to roll out Gmail-based suggestions for Chrome’s enhanced autofill. The feature uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest details from a user’s email while they fill out an online form.
The suggestions can include order numbers, tracking information and flight bookings, according to Google. They extend autofill beyond the basic details it already handles, such as names, addresses and credit card numbers. Google says the information appears when it is needed in the form.
The feature is aimed at forms that ask for details a user might otherwise look up in their inbox. Google says Chrome can suggest those details directly as the user fills in the form.
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Google says sensitive data is encrypted. Users can control whether enhanced autofill is enabled and what it can access through Chrome’s settings. Gmail-based suggestions require Personal Intelligence to be enabled for Gemini in Chrome.
The rollout began on October 28, 2026, in the United States. Google says the feature is beginning to reach eligible Gemini in Chrome users on desktop, Android and iOS.
