How to Use the YouTube Music Extension on Google Gemini

Earlier this year, Google launched its AI tool, Bard, to compete with ChatGPT. Subsequently, Bard was rebranded as Gemini, which is now available for both desktop and mobile users. Recently, Google introduced extensions to enhance the capabilities of this AI chatbot, starting with five initial options and adding a new one—YouTube Music.

YouTube Music Extension in Google Gemini
If you enjoy using the YouTube Music app on your Android device for your music needs, this extension will be incredibly useful. The YouTube Music extension allows Gemini AI to access the streaming service and your personal library for music commands.

How to Enable the YouTube Music Extension on Google Gemini (Desktop)
To search for music using the Gemini chatbot, you first need to enable the YouTube Music extension. If you’re accessing this guide on a desktop, follow these simple steps:

1. Open your preferred web browser and navigate to the designated webpage.
2. Sign in to your Google account.
3. Once logged in, click the Settings gear icon located in the bottom left corner.
4. From the options that appear, select Extensions.
5. Locate and enable the YouTube Music extension.
6. When prompted, click Connect.

Once enabled, you can use this extension to discover and play your favorite songs from YouTube Music through text commands.

How to Enable the YouTube Music Extension on Google Gemini (Mobile)
If you prefer using the YouTube Music mobile app, here’s how to play music via Gemini:

Since the Gemini mobile app may not be available in all regions, we’ll demonstrate using the web version. Here’s what to do:

1. Open your preferred web browser on your Android device.
2. Visit the designated webpage.
3. Log in to your account, then enter a text prompt to search for a song. For example, you can type “Find the song ‘Faded’ by Alan Walker” or “Find songs from Titanic.”
4. The Gemini web version will prompt you to connect with the YouTube Music extension. Tap Connect.
5. The YouTube Music app will launch, and the selected song will begin playing.

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Suggested Text Prompts
Here are some examples of text prompts you can use to get the most out of this new extension. Feel free to modify these prompts or create your own:

– Find (Song Name) from (Movie Name)
– Find the album (Album Title)
– Find a playlist.
– Find the song that goes (Song Lyrics)
– Find evergreen songs by (Artist Name)
– Suggest some rock music.
– Turn on White Noise @YouTube Music
– Find songs similar to (Your Favorite Song)

You can input any text prompts you like when using the YouTube Music extension, such as searching for music albums, playlists, specific songs, music videos, and more. Just ensure your prompts are clear and concise! Learn More


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