US EditionGoogle Details Exactly How Many Prompts You Can Use With Gemini Free
Google has specified exact prompt, image, and report limits for free and paid Gemini AI plans, with Ultra users reaching up to 500 daily prompts and 200 monthly reports.
- On Sep 08, 2025, Google updated its Help Center with the `Gemini Apps limits & upgrades for Google AI subscribers` page listing exact Gemini usage limits.
- Facing user confusion over vague wording, Google clarified Gemini usage limits to address frustration from users and the AI community and to target Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers.
- Under the new breakdown, free users of Gemini 2.5 Pro get five prompts and 100 images daily, while Google AI Pro and Ultra plans offer up to 100 and 500 prompts respectively with 1,000 images.
- The update gives users clearer planning information, highlighting differences between free and paid access, while paying subscribers gain priority for new features and face fewer capacity-driven caps.
- Alongside the update, signs of Gemini 3.0 surfaced as Testingcatalog recently found `Gemini Beta 3.0 Pro` references in the Gemini CLI tool, with Google warning limits may change amid generative AI competition.
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Google now lists usage limits for its Gemini apps
MANILA, Philippines – Google recently updated one of its Gemini support articles to expound on the usage limits of its Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The page, “Gemini Apps limits & upgrades for Google AI subscribers,” lists the usage limits for its various tiers, from the number of prompts a free user has on Gemini 2.5 versus a Google AI Pro or Ultra user to the number of deep research report prompts or image generation promp…
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Google has detailed what are the limits of its artificial intelligence assistant for Google AI subscribers, rather than giving somewhat confusing indications.
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