Learn Gemini.
Google's AI, deeply integrated with the tools you already use. Learn how to use Gemini for multimodal tasks, Google Workspace, and creative projects.
Open Gemini ↗- 01Go to gemini.google.com and sign in with your Google account (any Gmail works).
- 02You get immediate access to Gemini on the free tier with no additional signup.
- 03Upgrade to Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) for Gemini 3.1 Pro access, Deep Research, and 1,000 AI credits/month.
- 04Install the Gemini app on your phone and enable Gemini in Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Sheets) for integrated AI.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Gemini Flash access · Image generation · Google Search grounding · 100 AI credits/month |
| AI Pro | $19.99/mo | Gemini 3.1 Pro access · 1M token context window · Deep Research mode · Veo 3.1 video generation · 1,000 AI credits/month |
| AI Ultra | ~$42/mo | Everything in Pro · Deep Think reasoning mode · 25,000 AI credits/month · Ultra-tier model access · Priority access |
Leverage Google Integration
If you use Google Workspace, try Gemini directly in your workflow. In Gmail, click the Gemini icon to draft replies. In Docs, use "Help me write" to generate or refine content. In Sheets, ask Gemini to create formulas or analyze data.
Use Multimodal Inputs
Take advantage of Gemini's native multimodal capabilities. Upload images, screenshots, diagrams, or documents and ask questions about them. You can combine text and images in a single prompt.
[Upload a photo of a whiteboard] "Transcribe this whiteboard, organize the ideas into categories, and suggest three action items based on what's written."
Create Gems for Repeated Workflows
If you do the same type of task regularly (writing social media posts, analyzing data reports, drafting emails in a specific style), create a Gem with those instructions built in. Then you just provide the input each time.
Use Deep Research for Complex Questions
For questions that require synthesizing multiple sources, use Deep Research mode (available in Advanced). It will search the web, analyze sources, and compile a detailed report. Best for market research, competitive analysis, and literature reviews.
"Use deep research to compare the top 5 project management tools for remote teams in 2026. Focus on pricing, key features, integrations, and user reviews. Present findings in a comparison table."
Combine with Google Search
Gemini automatically grounds its responses with Google Search when needed. For time-sensitive questions, be explicit that you want current information to ensure it searches.
"Search for the latest news about [topic] from the past week and summarize the key developments."
Workspace→
I'm uploading a Google Sheets export with our team's project data. Create a pivot summary showing: projects per status, average completion time by category, and team member workload distribution. Format as a clean table I can paste back into Sheets.
※ Plays to Gemini's Google ecosystem strength. The "paste back into Sheets" instruction ensures practical, usable output.
Visual Analysis→
[Upload product photos] I'm listing these products on our e-commerce site. For each photo: suggest an SEO-friendly product title, write a 2-sentence description highlighting the key visual features, and recommend which photo should be the hero image.
※ Leverages multimodal input. Practical e-commerce use case that combines vision understanding with writing.
Research→
Use deep research to analyze the current state of remote work policies at Fortune 500 companies. What percentage have returned to office, what percentage are hybrid, and what are the emerging trends for 2026? Include sources.
※ Triggers deep research mode for comprehensive, sourced analysis. Specific metrics requested prevent vague summaries.
Creative→
Generate 4 variations of a social media graphic for our product launch announcement. Style: modern, clean, using our brand colors (navy blue and coral). Include the text "Now Available" and a celebration element.
※ Gemini's image generation combined with specific creative direction. Multiple variations give options to choose from.
Email→
Draft a follow-up email to a potential client I met at a conference yesterday. Their name is Sarah, she's the VP of Engineering at a fintech startup, and we discussed how our API monitoring tool could help their team. Keep it warm but professional, suggest a 30-minute call next week.
※ Perfect for Gemini in Gmail. Enough context for a personalized email that doesn't sound templated.