Google has released a stack of free AI tools that replace software people pay hundreds a year for.

Most people have not opened a single one. Here are 14 worth knowing: Pomelli — paste your website URL, it reads your brand and generates on-brand social posts, ads, and campaign visuals. Mixboard — an AI moodboard that generates and edits the images itself. Pinterest meets Canva. Stitch — describe an interface, get back clean UI plus the HTML, CSS, and Tailwind behind it. Opal — build a working AI mini-app with no code, then share it with a link. Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) — feed it PDFs, videos, or notes, get summaries, mind maps, quizzes, and a podcast of your own material. Learn Your Way — turns any topic into a personalized lesson built around how you learn. Google AI Studio — free API key, 1 million token context, test AI apps in seconds. Antigravity — Google's AI IDE. Plans across files, builds apps, handles multi-step tasks. Jules — hand it a GitHub task, it writes the plan, the code, and opens the pull request. Gemini CLI — open-source AI assistant that lives in your terminal and reads your whole codebase. Code Wiki — point it at a repo, it writes the technical docs nobody wants to write. Gemini Code Assist — free AI code completion across VS Code, JetBrains, and GitHub. Firebase Studio — manage your cloud and backend with AI doing the setup. Whisk — breaks an image into subject, scene, and style, then blends them into instant concept art.