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Breeze through return forms with order numbers pulled from Gmail

You click into a return form's order number box and Chrome offers the right number straight from your Gmail receipt.

About 3 minutes per form A few steps

Published . Steps as of October 2026.

Can Chrome fill in order numbers from my Gmail on forms?

Yes. Turn on Chrome's enhanced autofill with Gemini and Personal Intelligence, and it suggests order numbers, tracking details and flight bookings from your Gmail as you fill forms. As of October 2026, it's rolling out in the US on desktop, Android and iOS. For a quick return, the field suggestions are enough. For a damage or missing-delivery claim, also ask Gemini in Chrome to write the short description of what went wrong.

A sketch of what you'll get back.

Your prompt

Fill in your details. Skip any you like.

This AI can't be filled in from a link, so the button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.

The prompt that gets copied

I'm filling out a [FORM TYPE, e.g. return request] for [THE ITEM, e.g. the blue rain jacket I ordered last month]. Using my Gmail, find the order confirmation and any shipping emails for it. List the order number, order date, price paid, tracking number and delivery date, and tell me which email each one came from. Then write 2 or 3 short, polite sentences I can paste into the box that asks what went wrong. The problem is [WHAT WENT WRONG, e.g. it arrived with a torn seam]. Don't fill in or submit anything for me.

Turn on Chrome's enhanced autofill with Gemini, then open any return, refund or delivery claim form. It suggests your order number, tracking details and dates pulled from your Gmail.

Step by step

  1. Turn on Gemini in Chrome with Personal Intelligence, then enhanced autofill in Chrome settings
  2. Open the store's return, refund or missing-delivery form
  3. Click each field and pick the suggestion pulled from your Gmail
  4. Paste the prompt into Gemini in Chrome for the box that asks what went wrong
  5. Check every field before you submit

What you'll get

The order details from your inbox ready to drop into the form, plus a short, polite description of the problem to paste in.

US only, rolling out. Needs Gemini in Chrome with Personal Intelligence on. Works on desktop, Android and iOS.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

Can Chrome fill in order numbers from my Gmail on forms?

Yes. Turn on Chrome's enhanced autofill with Gemini and Personal Intelligence, and it suggests order numbers, tracking details and flight bookings from your Gmail as you fill forms. As of October 2026, it's rolling out in the US on desktop, Android and iOS. For a quick return, the field suggestions are enough. For a damage or missing-delivery claim, also ask Gemini in Chrome to write the short description of what went wrong.

Which AI tools does this work in?

It works in Gemini and Gmail. On this page, one tap copies the prompt and opens the app, so you just paste. US only, rolling out. Needs Gemini in Chrome with Personal Intelligence on. Works on desktop, Android and iOS.

How long does it take?

About 3 minutes per form. It's rated "A few steps". There are 5 steps, listed above.

What do I need before I start?

Just your details for 3 blanks: form type, the item and what went wrong. You can skip any, and your AI will ask for them.

What will I get back?

The order details from your inbox ready to drop into the form, plus a short, polite description of the problem to paste in.

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