Google’s AI universe

Google has built a vast ecosystem of AI tools and products across creativity, productivity, research, and development. Here’s a comprehensive list as of now, grouped by category for clarity.

🧠 Core AI Platforms & Models

• Gemini – Google’s flagship family of multimodal AI models.

  • Users: Researchers, developers, and enterprises.

  • Example: A researcher uses Gemini to analyze complex datasets and generate insights.

  • Explore: Gemini on AI Studio or Google AI.

• Gemma – Lightweight open-source models for developers.

  • Users: Independent developers and startups.

  • Example: A developer integrates Gemma into a mobile app for real-time language translation.

  • Explore: Gemma on GitHub.

• Imagen – Text-to-image generation model.

  • Users: Artists, designers, and marketers.

  • Example: A designer creates promotional visuals for a campaign using Imagen.

  • Explore: Imagen on Google AI.

• Veo – High-fidelity video generation model.

  • Users: Filmmakers, advertisers, and educators.

  • Example: An educator generates engaging video content for online courses using Veo.

  • Explore: Veo on Google AI.

• Lyria – Music generation model.

  • Users: Musicians, composers, and content creators.

  • Example: A musician composes background music for a podcast using Lyria.

  • Explore: Lyria on Google AI.

• Med-Gemini – Gemini models fine-tuned for medical applications.

  • Users: Healthcare professionals and researchers.

  • Example: A doctor uses Med-Gemini to analyze patient data and suggest treatment options.

  • Explore: Med-Gemini on Google AI.

• Gemini Robotics – AI models for robotics.

  • Users: Robotics engineers and manufacturers.

  • Example: A robotics engineer programs a robot to assist in warehouse operations using Gemini Robotics.

  • Explore: Gemini Robotics on Google AI.

• Gemini Diffusion – Experimental text diffusion model.

  • Users: AI researchers and developers.

  • Example: A developer experiments with text generation for creative writing using Gemini Diffusion.

  • Explore: Gemini Diffusion on Google AI.

• Project Astra – Prototype for a universal AI assistant.

  • Users: General consumers and tech enthusiasts.

  • Example: A user asks Project Astra to organize their daily schedule and set reminders.

  • Explore: Project Astra on Google AI.

• Project Mariner – Research into AI-human interaction in browsers.

  • Users: Web developers and UX researchers.

  • Example: A web developer tests new browser features with AI-driven user feedback using Project Mariner.

  • Explore: Project Mariner on Google AI.

• Gemini 2.5 Pro & Flash – Advanced versions of Gemini with “Deep Think” reasoning and faster multimodal processing.

  • Users: Enterprises and advanced AI users.

  • Example: A business uses Gemini 2.5 Pro to analyze market trends and generate reports.

  • Explore: Gemini 2.5 Pro on Google AI.

• Google Beam – A 3D AI-powered video calling platform that creates lifelike virtual meetings.

  • Users: Remote workers and businesses.

  • Example: A remote worker attends a lifelike virtual meeting with colleagues using Google Beam.

  • Explore: Google Beam on Google AI.

• AI Mode in Search – A conversational search experience with real-time reasoning and follow-ups.

  • Users: General consumers and researchers.

  • Example: A user searches for travel recommendations and receives personalized suggestions using AI Mode in Search.

  • Explore: AI Mode in Search on Google AI.

• Agentic Shopping – Google’s AI that monitors prices and auto-purchases when your target is met.

  • Users: Online shoppers and deal hunters.

  • Example: A shopper sets Agentic Shopping to buy a product when its price drops below a certain threshold.

  • Explore: Agentic Shopping on Google AI.

• Gemini Live – Uses your phone’s camera and mic to provide contextual help in real time.

  • Users: General consumers and tech enthusiasts.

  • Example: A user points their phone at a menu to translate and understand dish descriptions using Gemini Live.

  • Explore: Gemini Live on Google AI.

🛠️ Developer Tools

• Google AI Studio – Interface to build with Gemini models.

  • Users: Developers and researchers.

  • Example: A developer prototypes a chatbot using Google AI Studio.

  • Explore: Google AI Studio.

• Vertex AI – Unified platform for building, deploying, and scaling ML models.

  • Users: Enterprises and data scientists.

  • Example: A data scientist deploys a machine learning model for customer segmentation using Vertex AI.

  • Explore: Vertex AI on Google Cloud.

• Vertex AI Studio – For prototyping and testing generative AI.

  • Users: Developers and researchers.

  • Example: A researcher tests generative AI models for creative writing using Vertex AI Studio.

  • Explore: Vertex AI Studio on Google Cloud.

• Vertex AI Agent Builder – No-code tool to build AI agents.

  • Users: Non-technical users and small businesses.

  • Example: A small business owner creates a customer support chatbot using Vertex AI Agent Builder.

  • Explore: Vertex AI Agent Builder on Google Cloud.

• AutoML – Train custom ML models with minimal expertise.

  • Users: Developers and data scientists.

  • Example: A developer trains a custom image recognition model using AutoML.

  • Explore: AutoML on Google Cloud.

• TensorFlow – Open-source ML framework.

  • Users: Developers and researchers.

  • Example: A developer builds a neural network for image classification using TensorFlow.

  • Explore: TensorFlow.

• Firebase Studio – Build full-stack AI apps in-browser.

  • Users: Developers and startups.

  • Example: A startup builds a web app with AI-powered features using Firebase Studio.

  • Explore: Firebase Studio.

• Colab Enterprise / Vertex AI Workbench – Notebooks for data science workflows.

  • Users: Data scientists and researchers.

  • Example: A data scientist analyzes large datasets using Colab Enterprise notebooks.

  • Explore: Colab Enterprise.

🧑‍💼 Productivity & Workspace AI

• Gemini for Workspace – AI features in Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and Slides.

  • Users: Office workers and students.

  • Example: An office worker uses Gemini for Workspace to draft emails and create presentations.

  • Explore: Gemini for Workspace.

• NotebookLM – Personalized AI assistant for research and summarization.

  • Users: Researchers and students.

  • Example: A student uses NotebookLM to summarize lecture notes and organize study materials.

  • Explore: NotebookLM.

• Project IDX – AI-powered web development environment.

  • Users: Web developers and designers.

  • Example: A web developer creates a responsive website using Project IDX.

  • Explore: Project IDX.

• Project Tailwind – AI notebook for students and researchers.

  • Users: Students and researchers.

  • Example: A researcher organizes and analyzes study materials using Project Tailwind.

  • Explore: Project Tailwind.

🎨 Creative Tools

• Canvas (in Gemini app) – Visual creativity with text and image prompts.

  • Users: Artists and designers.

  • Example: An artist creates digital illustrations using Canvas.

  • Explore: Canvas on Google AI.

• Dream Screen – Generate clips for YouTube Shorts.

  • Users: Content creators and marketers.

  • Example: A content creator generates engaging clips for social media using Dream Screen.

  • Explore: Dream Screen on Google AI.

• MusicFX DJ – Generative music creation.

  • Users: Musicians and DJs.

  • Example: A DJ creates custom music tracks for an event using MusicFX DJ.

  • Explore: MusicFX DJ on Google AI.

• ImageFX – Artistic image generation.

  • Users: Artists and marketers.

  • Example: A marketer designs eye-catching visuals for a campaign using ImageFX.

  • Explore: ImageFX on Google AI.

• Whisk Animate – Turn images into videos.

  • Users: Content creators and educators.

  • Example: An educator creates animated videos for online courses using Whisk Animate.

  • Explore: Whisk Animate on Google AI.

• Flow – AI filmmaking tool.

  • Users: Filmmakers and content creators.

  • Example: A filmmaker edits and enhances video footage using Flow.

  • Explore: Flow on Google AI.

• Stitch – UI design and frontend code generation.

  • Users: Web developers and designers.

  • Example: A web developer generates frontend code for a website using Stitch.

  • Explore: Stitch on Google AI.

• GenType – AI-generated alphabets.

  • Users: Designers and typographers.

  • Example: A designer creates custom fonts for a project using GenType.

  • Explore: GenType on Google AI.

• Food Mood – Fusion recipe generator.

  • Users: Home cooks and chefs.

  • Example: A home cook creates unique fusion recipes using Food Mood.

  • Explore: Food Mood on Google AI.

🗣️ Language, Vision & Speech APIs

• Natural Language API – Analyze text for sentiment, entities, syntax.

  • Users: Developers and businesses.

  • Example: A business analyzes customer feedback for sentiment using Natural Language API.

  • Explore: Natural Language API.

• Speech-to-Text – Convert audio to text.

  • Users: Developers and businesses.

  • Example: A developer creates a transcription service using Speech-to-Text.

  • Explore: Speech-to-Text.

• Text-to-Speech – Generate lifelike speech from text.

  • Users: Developers and businesses.

  • Example: A business creates an interactive voice assistant using Text-to-Speech.

  • Explore: Text-to-Speech.

• Translation AI – Real-time and batch translation.

  • Users: Businesses and travelers.

  • Example: A traveler uses Translation AI to communicate in a foreign language.

  • Explore: Translation AI.

• Vision AI – Image analysis and object detection.

  • Users: Developers and businesses.

  • Example: A developer creates an app for object recognition using Vision AI.

  • Explore: Vision AI.

• Video AI – Analyze video content for metadata and insights.

  • Users: Developers and businesses.

  • Example: A business analyzes video content for marketing insights using Video AI.

  • Explore: Video AI.

🔍 Search & Discovery

• Deep Research – AI-powered topic exploration.

  • Users: Researchers and students.

  • Example: A student explores related topics for a research paper using Deep Research.

  • Explore: Deep Research on Google AI.

• AI in Google Search – Generative overviews and follow-up suggestions.

  • Users: General consumers and researchers.

  • Example: A user searches for travel recommendations and receives personalized suggestions using AI in Google Search.

  • Explore: AI in Google Search.

• AI in Google Maps – Curated recommendations and trip planning.

  • Users: Travelers and commuters.

  • Example: A traveler plans a trip with curated recommendations using AI in Google Maps.

  • Explore: AI in Google Maps.

🧪 Experimental & Labs Projects

• Google Labs – Hub for AI experiments like:

  • SynthID Detector – Detect AI-generated content.

    • Users: Developers and researchers.

    • Example: A researcher tests the authenticity of digital content using SynthID Detector.

    • Explore: SynthID Detector on Google Labs.

  • Portraits – AI-powered coaching.

    • Users: Coaches and educators.

    • Example: An educator provides personalized coaching to students using Portraits.

    • Explore: Portraits on Google Labs.

  • Talking Tours – Audio tours via Street View.

    • Users: Travelers and educators.

    • Example: A traveler explores a city with audio-guided tours using Talking Tours.

    • Explore: Talking Tours on Google Labs.

  • National Gallery Mixtape – Music inspired by art.

    • Users: Artists and musicians.

    • Example: A musician creates compositions inspired by artwork using National Gallery Mixtape.

    • Explore: National Gallery Mixtape on Google Labs.

This list is ever-evolving as Google continues to innovate. You can explore more on Google AI’s official product page or Google Cloud’s AI tools directory.