Chrome’s enhanced autofill helps you fill out forms with suggestions pulled from Gmail.

Filling out online forms often requires switching between tabs or searching emails for details like order numbers or flight bookings. Chrome’s updated autofill feature now pulls this information directly from Gmail as you type, reducing manual effort. The tool uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence to surface relevant data such as tracking information or booking confirmations in real time. Sensitive data remains encrypted, and users can adjust settings to control what information is accessible.

The enhanced autofill is designed to streamline form completion by integrating with Gmail’s stored data. It automatically suggests details like shipping confirmations or reservation details without requiring users to leave the form. The feature prioritizes user control, allowing individuals to enable or disable the functionality and manage permissions through Chrome settings. This update aims to minimize the need to search through emails or other apps while filling out forms.

Google states that the new capabilities are rolling out gradually in the U.S. for Chrome users with Personal Intelligence enabled. The feature is available across desktop, Android, and iOS platforms, ensuring consistency across devices. Users must opt into Personal Intelligence to access the enhanced autofill, which integrates with Gmail’s data. The rollout begins today, with broader availability expected over time.

Privacy and security remain central to the feature’s design, with all sensitive information encrypted during processing. Chrome’s settings allow users to review and adjust what data the autofill can access from Gmail. The update reflects Google’s effort to reduce friction in routine online tasks by leveraging existing data sources. Users can expect a more integrated experience when completing forms, though the feature’s availability depends on their Personal Intelligence settings.