Gemini has added a YouTube Music widget, allowing music listeners to access their music library on the app to find many playlists they like. Users can ask Gemini to provide music by song, album, artist, playlist, genre, etc. For example, you can ask Gemini to play rock radio or play music that I like, etc. Below is a very simple guide to finding YouTube Music songs in Gemini.
How to Find YouTube Music Songs in Gemini
Step 1:
You access Google Gemini then click on Settings below. Now we continue to click on Extension to access the existing utilities on Gemini.
Step 2:
Go to the widget interface, you need to activate the YouTube Music widget to use. Next, a notification appears allowing Gemini to access the YouTube Music account , click Connect to agree to connect.
Step 3:
Now you can ask Gemini to search for anything you want on YouTube Music. Here are some commands to search for songs on YouTube Music using Gemini:
Then we will see suggestions from Gemini, you just need to click on the result to access on YouTube Music.
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