Chrome Launches AI Autofill Based on Gmail Content
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On October 29, 2026, Google announced that Chrome has launched an AI-enhanced autofill feature. According to TechCrunch, the feature can extract information such as flight confirmation numbers, membership IDs, order numbers, addresses, phone numbers, or credit card numbers from users' Gmail to fill in web forms. It is an extension of Google's Personal Intelligence ecosystem, with the relevant sensitive data processed with encryption, and users can choose whether to enable it in Chrome settings. The Verge reported the same day that the feature is powered by Gemini and Personal Intelligence, and can retrieve tracking numbers, flight booking numbers, hotel reservations, and order numbers, saving users from manually searching for confirmation emails or receipts. The feature is currently available for desktop Chrome in the US market, as well as the Gemini in Chrome apps on iOS and Android. No further developments have been reported so far.
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- TechCrunch · AIChrome’s AI-powered Autofill can now dig through your Gmail to fill out forms
Google announced an AI-enhanced Autofill for Chrome that can pull flight confirmation numbers, loyalty IDs, order numbers, addresses, phone numbers, or credit card numbers from users' Gmail to fill out forms. The feature is an extension of the Personal Intelligence system, sensitive data is encrypted, and users can opt in via Chrome settings. It is currently rolling out to desktop in the US and to the Gemini in Chrome apps on iOS and Android.
- The Verge · AIChrome’s enhanced autofill can now pull info from Gmail to help you fill out forms
Chrome's enhanced autofill now uses Gemini and Personal Intelligence to extract information from Gmail to help fill out forms, pulling in details like tracking numbers, flight booking references, hotel reservations and order numbers, so you no longer need to manually search confirmation emails or receipts.
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