Google wallet You store digital versions of ID cards at your credit card, transit pass, loyalty card, gift card and even some places. While the service supports hundreds of cards and pass providers globally, many providers have still not added support. That is why Google rolled out a feature last year that gives you Add custom pass For wallet. The feature analyzes the image you uploaded, using AI to extract relevant details and create a digital pass. Custom pass manufacturer is one of the best features of Google Wallet, and Google is now making it even easier to use it.

currently, Custom pass Google Wallet contains the following stages:

1. Open Google wallet Application.
2. Tap Add to the wallet button.
3. choose everything else on the bottom.
4. Take a picture of you.
5. Alternatively, tap on the gallery icon to open Android’s photo picker, then select the image you want to add.

This process does not look like a lot of work before, and in most cases, it is not. But if you are trying to make a custom pass from a deep image in your phone’s gallery, then you may have trouble finding it, especially because Android’s photo picker still lacks a search facilityIt can also be cumbersome to make a pass from an image that shares with you, especially if that image does not automatically protect in your gallery.

Fortunately, you no longer need to open a wallet app to make a custom pass. This is because Google Wallet now appears as a target in Android’s share sheet when you share an image. By selecting this, the custom pass manufacturer launches immediately. From there, you just hit the “Next”, select the nearby type, tap “Save”, wait for the wallet to process the image, and then hit the “Ad” after reviewing the pass.

This is a simple quality life improvement that should speed up custom pass construction, but only when people know about the shortcut. There is no lesson below Google Wallet Share Sheet Target, explaining what it does, which means users have to tap it out of curiosity to find convenience. Thankfully, the convenience is self-distinct, so there should be no confusion after tapping the target. You just have to remember that the next time you want to make a custom pass in Google Wallet, this shortcut exists.

Google Wallet’s share sheet target is my Xiaomi 15 Ultra, Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, and OnePlus Open, but not at my Pixel 9 or Pixel 9 Pro. One of my colleagues say that he sees it on his Pixel 9A, while one of my followers have their Pixel 9 Pro XL. However, many other users told me that they do not have facilities, suggesting that it is not yet widely rolled. If you see the wallet target in your Android share sheet, tell us in the comments below!