Google announced on Wednesday that it will release a native Gemini app for Mac, catching up with competitors like as OpenAI and Anthropic, which have had Mac apps for some time.
“Now, you can bring up Gemini from anywhere on your Mac with a quick shortcut (Option + Space) to get help instantly, without ever switching tabs,” Google wrote in its blog post. “Whether you’re drafting a market report and need to verify a date or building a budget in a spreadsheet and need the right formula, you can get an answer and get right back to work.”
When utilizing the new app, you may share anything on your screen with Gemini to get assistance with what you’re now viewing, including local files.
For example, if you’re looking at a complex graphic, you may ask “What are the three biggest takeaways here?” and get a summary.
The application also has the option to create photos with Nano Banana and videos with Veo.
Starting now, all Gemini users worldwide with macOS versions 15 and up can download the native macOS software. It is available for download at gemini.google.com/mac.
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