Google Wallet now lets users create digital passes for almost anything

Google Wallet has introduced a new feature allowing users to create digital versions of nearly any type of pass, including IDs, tickets, and other documents, using AI.

Announced at Google I/O in May, the feature, called "Everything Else," replaces the previous "Photo" option in the "Add to Wallet" menu.

With this update, users can scan and store passes like business cards, library cards, loyalty cards, and even vehicle registrations directly in Google Wallet. This means no more digging through emails or apps to find a PDF or image of a pass.

Currently available only in the US, the feature asks for permission to process your information, after which you can adjust and approve the digital pass. Google has started rolling out this feature, and it should be available on more devices soon.