Google's Gemini AI has been around for two years, from the days when it was still called Bard. But Google never really revealed Gemini usage limits for users.
Well, now we know the details. 9to5google spotted an update to a support page that lists the various limits across Gemini apps.
Those without a Google AI Plan, i.e. free users, get up to 5 prompts per day using Gemini 2.5 Pro and a 32,000 context window. Free users can get up to 5 Deep Research reports per month using Gemini 2.5 Flash. Image generation and editing is limited up to 100 images per day for free users. Audio Overviews have a limit count of 20, and this applies to all tiers. All users have access to the 2.5 Flash model. Access to Canvas, Gems, and Storybook vary depending on the selected model.
The first paid tier, Google AI Pro, which costs $19.99 per month, allows up to 100 Gemini 2.5 Pro prompts per day, up to 20 Deep Research posts per day using Gemini 2.5 Pro, and up to 1,000 AI image generations per day. In addition to this, Pro users can generate up to 3 videos per day using the Veo 3 Fast model. Google AI subscribers get priority access to some new features, and have up to 10 active actions.
The Google AI Ultra subscription, which costs $249.99 per month, get up to 500 prompts using Gemini 2.5 Pro, 200 Deep Research reports, and 1,000 image generation prompts per day. Ultra subscribers also get access to 10 Deep Think prompts per day with a 192,000 token context window. They can generate up to 5 videos per day using the Veo 3 model.
As for checking if you're close to a limit, you can't do that manually, Google says Gemini Apps will automatically notify you when you're close to hitting the limit. If you reach your limit, the apps will display a notification that tells you when the limits will be reset.
When I try to visit the support page from India, it doesn't show the exact limits, but some of them seem to be more or less the same. I had to use a VPN to connect to the U.S. or Europe to get the precise details. I'm not sure whether the page is updated on a regional basis. Or is it possible that there could be different limits based on the region?
I just took a quick look at the subscription prices here, Gemini Pro costs INR 1,950 ($22.12), and Gemini Pro Ultra costs INR 24,500 ($277.96). That's more expensive than the pricing in the U.S., for fewer features?
It's also worth mentioning that Google AI subscribers in the U.S. have access to the Gemini 2.5 Pro model and Deep Search in AI Mode, expanded access to AI-powered calling for local business pricing (US only), and Gemini in Chrome (early access).
Do you use Gemini?
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