After being announced at Google's I/O event in May, the new "Everything else" feature on Google Wallet is finally rolling out to Android users.
With the new feature, as spotted by 9to5 Google, Google Wallet is removing the "Photo" option for non-ID documents. "Everything else" now lets you scan any pass, such as a concert ticket, insurance card, or library card.
If you want to try Everything else, go into Google Wallet now and tap the "Add to Google Wallet" button. Scroll down to the Everything Else section.
When you first open up Everything else, there is an explainer page where the app details how AI features are used to "determine what kind of pass you're adding and suggest the content of the pass."
The page does note that the feature is experimental and may offer inaccurate suggestions.
- Business card
- Car insurance
- Driver’s license
- Events & tickets
- Health insurance
- ID card
- Library card
- Loyalty card
- Passport
- Residence permit
- Student ID
- Tax ID card
- Vehicle registration
- Voter ID card
- Other
Once you've added the new pass, it will appear in your carousel of payment cards. The original photo you took is accessible when viewing the digital version if a location won't accept the virtual pass.
The new Everything else feature should be available now.
If you're not seeing Everything else and are still seeing "Photo" in the app, you'll need to go to Settings -> App info and Force stop Wallet.
A support page from Google outlines how to add many items to your Google Wallet beyond Everything else and the other payment options.
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