Google is refining how users interact with Gemini on Android ,

Google is refining how users interact with Gemini on Android , rolling out a few UI tweaks that put sharing and navigation front and center.

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If you’ve used the app recently , you might have noticed the top bar looks a bit busier. Previously, the interface was fairly minimalist : the chat title sat right in the center, and tapping it would trigger a bottom sheet menu. A “new chat” button lived off by itself in the top-right corner.

That’s changed . The title has now shifted to the left , sitting right next to the new chat icon. Following those are two prominent additions: a dedicated share button —which instantly generates a link and pulls up the Android share sheet—and a standard three-dot overflow menu . This menu is now the home for Pin , Rename , Delete , Help , and Feedback .

While this layout feels more “standard” for a Google app than the old downward-facing caret, it does make the header feel a little cramped , especially with the hamburger menu still occupying the far left. You could argue that tucking the share button inside the overflow menu would have kept things a bit cleaner .

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These side-by-side icons have also popped up on the web version of Gemini , though they haven’t made their way to iOS just yet.

That said, the iPhone and iPad app didn’t get left out entirely. An update earlier this week (version 1.2026.0570001) subtly boosted the size of the Gemini “spark” icon . It’s a minor aesthetic shift , but the larger sparkle now fills out its rounded square container much better, bringing it in line with the design language used across the rest of Google’s mobile suite .