Google’s AI Tools Stack

Google’s AI tools plug into products billions of people already rely on: Search, Gmail, Docs, Drive, YouTube, and Android.

The stack spans:

• Chat and research
• Source-grounded notebooks
• Image and video creation
• Interface design
• Coding and agents
• Work apps
• Advertising

The edge is not any single tool. It is the way they link together.

Google’s flagship assistant, running Gemini 3.6 Flash and Gemini 3.1 Pro.

• Deep Research for reports that draw on many sources
• Gemini Live for spoken conversations
• Canvas for writing and coding
• Gems for building custom assistants
• Image generation and editing

On July 16, 2026, Google renamed NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook. It answers only from the sources you add, and it cites them.

• Research anchored in your own documents
• Audio Overviews built from your sources
• Summaries and study guides
• Notebooks synced with the Gemini app and Search

The free plan allows 100 notebooks, 50 sources per notebook, and 50 chats per day. Google AI Pro lifts these caps.

Google’s image model, launched October 6, 2026. It creates and edits images with legible text, accepts up to 14 reference images, keeps characters consistent, and outputs in 4K. You can use it in the Gemini app, Search AI Mode, Google Ads, Flow, Stitch, and the Gemini API.

Google’s AI filmmaking tool. It generates video with Gemini Omni Flash and keeps Veo 3.1 available for certain controls. Google AI plans come with monthly Flow credits.

Google’s AI tool that turns prompts and images into user interface designs, now powered by Nano Banana 2.1.

• Try Gemini models free in AI Studio
• Build apps on the Gemini API
• Develop on the free tier, then pay as you go
• Reach image, video, and audio models in one place

Google’s agentic development platform, where AI agents help you build software. Google AI Pro and Ultra raise the agent limits.

AI answers built into Google Search. You can ask follow-up questions, generate images with Nano Banana, and, on personal accounts in supported regions, reach your Gemini notebooks.

• Draft and summarize emails in Gmail
• Write and edit in Docs
• Analyze data in Sheets
• Build slide decks
• Locate files in Drive

Business teams can turn to Gemini Enterprise, which starts at $21 per seat per month for small businesses.

• Deep Think for the toughest reasoning
• Gemini Spark, in early access in select countries
• Project Genie, powered by Genie 3
• Top usage limits and Flow credits

Free

Gemini 3.6 Flash, limited access to Gemini 3.1 Pro, Deep Research, and image generation

Google AI Plus

Roughly double the free limits, plus video generation and extra storage

Google AI Pro

Gemini 3.1 Pro, a 1 million token context window, Gemini inside Gmail and Docs, and 5 TB of storage

Google AI Ultra

Deep Think, the top usage limits, and early access to new features

Pricing differs by country. Check Google’s plans page for your region.

Research

Gather sources in Gemini Notebook

Draft

Write in Docs alongside Gemini

Visuals

Generate images with Nano Banana 2.1

Video

Produce clips in Flow

Build

Prototype in Stitch, then build with Antigravity or the Gemini API

Publish

Share via Workspace and promote through Google Ads

• Review your Gemini Apps Activity and training settings
• Keep business data on Workspace or Enterprise plans
• Audit what connected apps can access
• Note that Google AI plans are for users 18 and older

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