Google has expanded its Search Live feature globally, making it available in more than 200 countries and territories where AI Mode is supported. The rollout brings voice and camera-based interactions to a wider user base through the Google app.
Feature now available globally
Announcing the update, The Times of India quoted Google as saying, "Today, we’re expanding Search Live globally to all languages and locations where AI Mode is available. Now, people in more than 200 countries and territories can have interactive conversations with Search in AI Mode, using both voice and camera."
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The feature is powered by Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Live model, which supports multiple languages and is designed to make interactions feel more natural.
What is Search Live
Search Live was first introduced in June 2025 as a voice-based feature within the Google app. It allows users to interact with Search through spoken queries and receive responses in a conversational format.
Initially, the feature was limited to Android and iOS users in the United States who had opted into the AI Mode experiment in Labs. With the latest expansion, access has widened significantly.
Camera-based interaction added
Google has also introduced the ability to use the device camera alongside voice input. This allows users to show real-time visuals while asking questions.
Explaining this, Google said, "If you want to ask about something in front of you, like how to install a new shelving unit, you can enable your camera to add visual context. This way, Search can see what your camera sees and offer helpful suggestions, plus links to more information on the web."
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How to use Search Live
To get started, users need to open the Google app on their Android or iOS device and tap the Live icon located under the Search bar. From there, they can ask questions using voice and receive audio responses.
The feature also supports follow-up questions, allowing users to continue the conversation and explore related information through links provided within the interface.