Gemini app launched for Windows with support for AI agents and video generation
Last Updated: 2026-09-11 12:03:48
Gemini app comes to Windows users with focus on making multi-tasking possible so that you can let the AI chatbot operate in the background and also generate images using the AI tools. The launch of the app also means you don’t need to keep it running in a web browser and have the tabs open all the time to make things work.
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Gemini app launched for Windows.- Supports AI agents, image, video generation.
- Integrates with Google apps for tasks.
Having Gemini running across apps means you can continue with your regular work and still have multiple AI agents summoned to handle the other tasks.
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Gemini app for Windows: What it can do
Google claims the new Gemini app for Windows has been designed to support multi-tasking which includes the use of the AI assistant on the side. You get access to the tools via keyboard shortcuts for the app and instead of using the Copilot button you can use the Alt+Space keys to open the Gemini interface after you download the app.
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The browser version of Gemini had all these features but the app natively integrates across Windows and lets you fully unlock the agents at work.
Using the Gemini app allows you to have the Gemini Spark AI agent entrusted with handling tasks across multiple steps. And yes, you can link the AI with Gmail, Google Docs, and Drive to generate projects, summarise them or even seek information that can be hard to find.
Nano Banana is also a part of the Gemini app suite and you can use the AI model to generate or edit images. And for video generation you have the Omni AI model. The new Gemini app for Windows is now available and it is compatible with both Windows 10 and 11 versions. Google assures this app is lightweight and will not slow down the performance of your Windows PC.
Google is planning for more AI and Gemini integrations into the Windows app for users and more abilities/features will be gradually offered via update on the app.
The company will have more to share at the Googlebook event on September 15 in New York City, where we could see Gemini fully powering the supposed Chromebook replacement in the market.