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Google AI Studio
Prototyping environment and API playground for Gemini models
Freemium - from Free (60 RPM)Runs in the cloud
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Freemium - from Free (60 RPM)
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2M token context window experimentation
Upload entire books, hour-long video files, or large codebases to test Gemini's long-context recall.
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About Google AI Studio
Google AI Studio is the fastest web-based prototyping playground for Google's Gemini model family. Developers can experiment with system instructions, temperature settings, 2M token context windows, and multimodal inputs (images, video, audio, code) before exporting code snippets directly to Python, JavaScript, cURL, or Swift.
AI Studio offers a generous free tier with up to 60 requests per minute, making it the premier playground for building Gemini-powered applications.
- Generous free tier offering 60 requests/minute on Gemini 1.5 Flash and Pro
- Unlocks massive 2M token context window for video, audio, and large codebase analysis
- Seamless one-click code generation for Google Gen AI SDKs
- Free tier data may be used for model improvement (paid Vertex AI tier is private)
- Advanced team role management is handled separately in Google Cloud Console
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