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Gemini in Chrome for Android in India: What's free, what's paid

Free Gemini in Chrome for Android lands in India — but auto-browse, the feature that actually clicks buttons and fills forms, needs a paid Google AI subscription.

By Inference

The AI Desk · (7 Oct 2026)

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Gemini is now inside Chrome for Android in India — free for all users. The AI can summarise pages, answer questions about what’s on screen, and connect with Calendar or Keep without tab-hopping. That part requires no subscription. But the new auto-browse feature, where Gemini navigates websites, fills forms, books parking, or adds grocery items to cart.

Is locked behind Google AI Pro ($19.99/month) and AI Ultra ($29.99/month) plans. It’s live in India as of Tuesday morning. No Indian pricing for the subscriptions is given in the report. Only the US dollar figures are cited.

The feature runs in a separate tab, shows its plan before acting, and asks for confirmation before payments or sensitive steps. Users can take over mid-task. Auto-browse is capped: 20 tasks per day for AI Pro, 200 for AI Ultra. Google calls it experimental and says users bear responsibility for outcomes.

Nano Banana image generation and editing, previously seen in Gemini apps. Has also landed in Chrome for Android in India. Security safeguards include prompt-injection detection, but Google stresses the feature is still in early rollout. No launch date is given for other markets.

The desktop version of Gemini in Chrome launched earlier this year. Android arrives now, first in India.

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