Google has reportedly started rolling out a new AI-powered feature to Pixel smartphones called Create My Widget, and it’s the kind of tool you’ll find useful if you can’t find the widget you’re looking for from the natively populated list born of your installed apps. Google describes it as a way to build your perfect widget when the normal widgets aren’t going to provide you with what you want.
It was initially announced back in May at Google I/O 2026, and at the time was a Googlebook-specific feature. Then back in September, the Create My Widget feature was briefly seen in the Play Store for Google Pixel phones as an installable app. However, that Play Store listing is now gone, as the link to it leads to a blank page that says the requested URL can not be found.
The Create My Widget rollout is only in select markets
Google confirms in its announcement for the November Pixel Feature Drop that the Create my Widget feature is only available in some markets in select regions. It also says that results may vary. For compatible devices, the feature will be available on all Pixel 10 series phones except for the Pixel 10a, and it’ll be available on all Pixel 11 series phones.
When the feature is available, you’ll be able to describe your widget using a prompt omnibox. Google says that you can be as creative as you want to be, and that it will be possible to edit the widget later, so you can write as little or as much as you like.
Once the widget is created, you can either add it to your home screen or edit it further. And like other widgets it follows the color theme of your system so it’ll match other widgets and app icons.
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