Artificial intelligence has become essential in daily life, and only our Yiaho platform offers so many AIs for free and without registration, with unlimited use! For OpenAI, Google, xAI, and other AIs, there’s always a free and paid model, without really knowing where the usage limit is.
A detail that can be annoying when you’re using an AI for free and suddenly, without knowing when, the AI can stop and ask you to pay to continue.
But Google has just lifted the veil on an often opaque aspect of its Gemini AI tool. Long criticized for its vague descriptions like “limited access” or “potential restrictions depending on load“, the tech giant has finally published precise details on the usage caps of its AI assistant.
Here are the detailed limits and features of Google Gemini AI subscriptions:
Gemini AI and usage limits: An end to opacity
Until recently, Gemini users had to navigate blindly. Official explanations mentioned caps “sometimes necessary” on the number of queries or conversations, without ever providing numbers.
Result: frustration for users who found themselves blocked without clear warning, and general skepticism about the tool’s reliability.
Google justifies these measures by the need to “ensure an optimal experience for everyone”, avoiding server overloads that could degrade overall performance. With this announcement, the company is moving toward transparency.
The limits now depend on the type of model used (2.5 Pro or the faster 2.5 Flash), the complexity of requests, and even the size of uploaded files.
These caps regenerate periodically, often within a few hours or daily, and paid subscribers get priority during peak demand. But be warned, Google says: these thresholds could change in the future, and the app will alert you if you’re approaching the limit.
The three Gemini subscriptions: From basic to premium
Gemini offers three main plans, deployed in over 150 countries for paid plans.
Here’s an overview by level:
Free Plan (No subscription):
- Access to up to 5 prompts per day with the 2.5 Pro model.
- Context window: 32,000 tokens (about 50 pages of text).
- Up to 5 Deep Research reports per day via 2.5 Flash.
- Up to 100 images generated or edited per day.
- No advanced options like Deep Think or video generation.
Google AI Pro (About €20/month):
- Up to 100 prompts per day with 2.5 Pro.
- Context window: 1 million tokens (equivalent to 1,500 pages or 30,000 lines of code).
- 20 Deep Research reports per day via 2.5 Pro.
- 20 audio summaries per day.
- 1,000 images per day.
- Limited access to scheduled actions with 2.5 Deep Think.
- Up to 3 videos per day in preview with Veo 3 Fast.
- Priority access to certain new features and 2 TB of storage via Google One.
Google AI Ultra (About €250/month):
- Up to 500 prompts per day with 2.5 Pro.
- Context window: 1 million tokens with priority.
- Up to 200 Deep Research reports per day via 2.5 Pro.
- Up to 10 Deep Think prompts per day with 192,000 tokens.
- 1,000 images per day with priority access.
- 5 videos per day in preview with Veo 3.
- Extended access to audio summaries.
- Advanced scheduled actions.
- Extras: 30 TB of storage, YouTube Premium, and agentic access to automate tasks.
For videos, the Ultra subscription opens the door to Veo 3, a cinematic AI clip generator that transforms a simple description into a dynamic scene. Perfect for budding filmmakers, but at €250 per month, it’s an investment!
In a booming AI ecosystem, where OpenAI and Anthropic are gaining ground, Gemini is also gaining clarity and credibility.
Source: TheVerge
