New Delhi: Google is making their steps more powerful in AI-powered tools, in some of recent news we have came to know that Google’s NotebookLM, has build lot more useful for the people who using this tools, the company has announced that the big language upgrade for its Video Overviews and the Audio Overviews features, in which now users will get to more languages in this AI-powered tools. The Video Overviews, which were introduced just last month, allow users to turn their notes, PDFs, and even images into short video presentations.
GREAT NEWS for our multilingual users! Rolling out this week:
1) Video Overviews in all 80 supported languages
2) Short & Default length controls for non-English audio overviews– so you should start seeing longer AOs!Because great ideas shouldn’t get lost in translation 😘 pic.twitter.com/gtCTrEMrTw
— NotebookLM (@NotebookLM) August 25, 2025
This feature was only available in the English language, but the company have claimed that this feature will get some more languages, and with this latest upgrade, it now supports 80 languages, which include French, German, Spanish, Japanese, and many more. This is a welcome move for those non-English speakers who wanted to learn and revise content in a more visual and interactive way. Even this time, Audio Overviews has also got smarter, previously users could only access detailed summaries in English, while other languages were limited to shorter versions.
Google has expanded full, detailed summaries to more than 80 languages; at the same time, those who prefer quick highlights can still opt for the shorter summaries. This flexibility means that the learner can choose how much of the detail they want without feeling restricted by language barriers. This company says that the upgrade is part of the effort that NotebookLM is making for the users to get more relaxed and accessible to its global audience.
This rollout starts today and will be expanding globally over the next few weeks, so users everywhere should soon be able to take advantage of the upgrades. With these changes, Google is clearly signalling that it wants NotebookLM to be more than just for the
