Sharing between Pixel devices is now just a tap away.

Google has introduced a new feature for Pixel devices that simplifies sharing between Android devices using Quick Share. Users can now tap two compatible Android phones together to instantly exchange contact information, photos, videos, and other files. The process is designed to be intuitive, requiring only proximity between devices rather than navigating complex menus. This method is particularly useful for quickly swapping contact details without manual entry.

To share photos or videos, users can open the phone’s Share Sheet and tap the devices together for a two-way transfer. The feature is initially available on Pixel 6 and newer models, with no additional hardware or software purchases required. Google has emphasized ease of use, positioning the feature as a practical solution for everyday sharing needs between nearby devices.

The rollout begins today for eligible Pixel devices, marking the first phase of a broader expansion. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold8, and Flip8 users will gain access to the feature in the coming weeks, followed by additional Android devices by the end of the year. Google has not specified pricing or regional availability details at this time.

For users seeking guidance, Google directs them to its Help Center for step-by-step instructions on enabling and using Quick Share. The company has framed the update as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance interoperability within the Android ecosystem, though no official timeline for broader device compatibility has been provided beyond the stated end-of-year goal.