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5 Free Google AI Tools That Replace Paid Subscriptions

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A guide to the top five of Google's 15 free AI tools: Pomelli for marketing from a URL, Stitch for prompt-to-UI, Opal for no-code AI workflows, Antigravity for agentic coding, and Mixboard for AI moodboards — each replacing a paid subscription.

What's inside
  • Pomelli: on-brand marketing content from just your URL
  • Stitch: text prompts and sketches into UI plus frontend code
  • Opal: no-code AI workflows and mini-apps from plain English
  • Antigravity: a free agentic AI code editor running Gemini 3 Pro
  • Mixboard: an AI moodboard you reshape with plain language

Google's Free AI Arsenal

Google quietly dropped 15 free AI tools that can replace half your paid subscriptions — and nobody's talking about it. Here are the top five, each replacing a tool you're probably paying for.


The Five Tools

Pomelli generates on-brand social content and campaigns from just your website URL. Stitch turns text prompts and rough sketches into clean UI designs plus the frontend code. Opal builds complex AI workflows and mini-apps from plain English, no code. Antigravity is Google's agentic AI code editor with a free tier running Gemini 3 Pro and Claude Sonnet. And Mixboard is an AI moodboard that generates and reshapes images with plain language.


What's in the Guide

What each tool does, the paid subscription it replaces, and the direct link to each — with a heads-up that these are Google Labs experiments, so grab them while the free tiers last.

The full breakdown is in the PDF.


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