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Previously, Google has not been very clear regarding the variety of prompts, images, and videos available via its Gemini AI, leaving many users uncertain about the quality and type of AI models they could utilize. The outcomes tend to fluctuate based on the specific Google AI package subscribed to, with ambiguous terms like “higher limits” used in official resources.

Fortunately, clarity has finally arrived, as reported by the team from 9to5Google. The updated figures will provide insight into whether an upgrade to your current plan is beneficial, minimizing the likelihood of unexpected limitations on a daily basis.

The Capabilities of Gemini

For detailed information on Google AI’s limitations, visit the official Gemini support page. There are three key subscription tiers to consider: a no-cost option, the Google AI Pro plan at $20 monthly, and the Google AI Ultra plan priced at $250 per month. Below is a basic overview, although it does not encompass every detail.

Free users can access five prompts each day utilizing the advanced 2.5 Pro model; after that, the 2.5 Flash model becomes available. This plan offers a context window (reading capacity) of 32,000 tokens, up to five Deep Research reports monthly (using the 2.5 Flash model), 20 audio overviews daily, and a limit of 100 images a day. Note that options for Deep Think or AI video generation are unavailable.

Transitioning to the Google AI Pro option allows for up to 100 daily prompts with the 2.5 Pro model. The context window expands to 1 million tokens, enabling up to 20 Deep Research reports per day (using 2.5 Pro). The limits for audio overviews remain at 20 per day, with an increase to 1,000 images a day and three videos a day utilizing the slightly less capable Veo 3 Fast. This plan permits scheduling up to 10 active tasks, though access to Deep Think remains restricted.

Lastly, the top-tier Google AI Ultra plan provides up to 500 prompts daily with 2.5 Pro, maintaining the 1 million token context window and the same 20 audio overviews per day. You can generate up to 200 Deep Research reports daily (using 2.5 Pro) and submit up to 10 Deep Think prompts each day. The image limit stays at 1,000 per day, but this plan allows for five videos daily using the superior Veo 3 model.

Factors to Keep in Mind

Though these specifications provide a good starting point, they don’t encompass all variables. If you utilize applications beyond the Gemini platform, you may encounter different limitations. For instance, the Flow movie-making web app operates specifically for Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra members, who receive 1,000 and 25,000 monthly AI credits, respectively, for their projects.

Another impacted tool is NotebookLM, and subscribing to a Google AI plan grants access to higher usage limits and additional features. Enhanced capabilities include creating more notebooks, incorporating extra sources, and working with longer documents when transitioning from the free tier.

New functionalities may also emerge periodically, sometimes restricted to paid users. For example, the Canvas feature (offering a more extensive workspace) was made available to all users simultaneously, while the Gems feature (custom chatbots) initially catered solely to paying subscribers.

Ultimately, most functionalities may become accessible to everyone over time, yet it remains a crucial consideration when deliberating the value of a Google AI Pro or Google AI Ultra subscription. Google aims to encourage users to subscribe by providing exclusive features, but many may find the free plan sufficient for their needs.