Google said the feature could be used for more than just photo retrieval alone; users would also be able to ask questions to get helpful answers.

Google today said it has started rolling out early access to a new "Ask Photos" feature for its Google Photos app. Available to both iOS

The improved search for more descriptive Google Photos queries begins rolling out today. In addition, Ask Photos, the Gemini-powered chatbot that lets you get even more specific in your photo searches,

Google says this new update is rolling out in English to Android and iOS starting today and will expand to other languages in the coming weeks.

Ask Photos is available initially to "select users" based in the United States only, while everyone else gets improved "natural language" search in Google Photos.

Google's Ask Photos feature lets you ask Gemini questions about your Google Photos, and it should make searching for photos so much easier.

Google is rolling out out new Gemini-powered Ask Photos for Google Photos to select users. Here's how you can get access.

Apple iPhone users can now join the waitlist for Google's new feature that brings AI-powered, natural language search to Google Photos. Here's how to sign up.

Ask Photos is a conversational search experience that leverages Gemini models to “understand the context of your photo gallery — like the most important people in your life, hobbies or favorite foods — and pull out relevant details to help you find specific memories and uncover information about your life.