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Google Outlines Detailed Usage Limits for Gemini AI Plans

Google has introduced clear guidelines for the use of its Gemini AI, specifying plan-wise limits for prompts, image generation, research reports, and other tools. This update provides much-needed clarity after months of general descriptions such as “limited access” and “expanded access.” The company has now published exact usage boundaries for free, Pro, and Ultra subscribers.

Usage Limits Across Plans
Free users can send up to five prompts per day using the Gemini 2.5 Pro model. Paid subscribers benefit from significantly higher limits, with Pro users allowed 100 daily prompts and Ultra users permitted up to 500 daily prompts.

For Deep Research reports, free users have access to five reports per day, while image generation is capped at 100 images daily. Both Pro and Ultra subscribers can generate up to 1,000 images per day.

Reminders and Safeguards
Google has introduced reminders that notify users when they approach their daily or monthly limits. These safeguards apply across prompts, reports, and AI-generated media. Limits may also vary depending on factors such as the complexity of prompts, file sizes, and conversation length. Users on the free plan may encounter restrictions sooner if demand rises.

Features of Each Plan

Google AI Ultra Plan

  • Storage of 2 TB across Google Photos, Drive, and Gmail

  • Greater access to Flow, the AI filmmaking tool, using Veo 3 for cinematic content

  • Higher use of Whisk for image-to-video creation with Veo 2

  • 1,000 monthly credits for Flow and Whisk

  • Enhanced access to NotebookLM with five times more Audio Overviews and notebooks

  • Gemini 2.5 Pro model and Deep Search in AI Mode on Google Search, plus AI-powered calling for local business pricing in the US

  • Jules coding agent with higher usage limits

  • Integration of Gemini in Gmail, Docs, and Chrome for personal assistance

Google AI Pro Plan

  • 30 TB of storage across Google Photos, Drive, and Gmail

  • The highest level of access to Flow with Veo 33 for advanced filmmaking capabilities

  • Maximum access to Whisk for image-to-video creation

  • 25,000 monthly credits for Flow and Whisk

  • The highest limits and improved model capabilities in NotebookLM (coming soon)

  • Full access to Gemini 2.5 Pro, Deep Search in AI Mode, and agentic capabilities on Google Search

  • AI-powered calling for local business pricing in the US

  • Jules with the highest developer support limits

  • Maximum integration of Gemini in Gmail, Docs, and other Google apps

  • Early access to Project Mariner for agentic research support in the US

  • YouTube Premium individual plan with ad-free viewing, offline use, and background playback

With these new guidelines, Google aims to provide transparency and help users understand exactly what each Gemini AI plan offers, ensuring they can make better choices based on their needs.

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