Google Gemini users can record their face and voice to create personal avatars for AI-generated content. They can share these avatars with other Google users through Gmail invitations, with recipients needing approval before they can use them. Avatar owners can manage permissions, set expiry dates and revoke access through Gemini settings. The feature requires a personal Google Account and is limited to users aged 18 and above. It supports English, excludes the UK, EEA and Switzerland, and requires a Google AI plan for video generation.
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