Big news: Gemini’s app finally lets you drop audio files straight into the chat. Whether you’re on Android, iOS or the web, you can upload MP3, WAV, or even ZIP bundles of recordings. The AI will transcribe, summarize or answer questions about the content just like it does with text.
Open Gemini, tap the paper‑clip icon, and select your audio or ZIP file. The app supports the most common formats, so you won’t need to convert anything first. After upload, type a prompt – “Summarize this interview” or “Create a podcast outline” – and let Gemini do the work.
Free users get 10 minutes of audio per prompt and can run five prompts each day. If you upgrade, the limit jumps to three hours per prompt and you get unlimited daily prompts. That’s a game‑changer for creators who need to process long recordings quickly.
In short, the audio upload feature cuts down on manual transcription and speeds up content creation. Give it a try and see how much time you save.
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