Pomelli

Google Labs Help says Pomelli can currently be used at no charge and that users can create several hundred image and video generations. The page adds that the Help Center will reflect any future updates to these caps. That is the whole pricing statement: no paid tier, exact number or end date is given, and the product page shows no price at all.

Treat the offer as a free experiment rather than a plan. Google itself calls Pomelli an early experiment, and the launch post described it as a public beta. For a client project, save the finished assets locally as you go, and re-read the help page before planning a long campaign.

Pomelli works in English only and, per Google, for users aged 18 and over in a list of countries and territories. It launched on Oct 28, 2025 in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and on Apr 21, 2026 Google extended English access to the E.U., Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland and the U.K. The current help page lists many more, so check it for your own country rather than relying on either announcement.

The same page says product features may differ by country and that certain image types may not be supported. A business in a listed country can therefore still find a feature missing. Confirm the exact feature you need, such as websites or Photoshoot, after signing in with your Google account.

Everything starts with a Business Profile: fonts, colors, values and images gathered from your site, plus a Catalog of products or services. You enter a web address and Pomelli analyzes it, which Google says can take up to eight minutes. If you have a Google Business Profile, its data is imported unless you untick the box, and later changes on either side do not sync.

With a profile in place, four outputs become available, each reached from the left menu:

• Photoshoot: choose a product image and up to 6 preset or custom templates, then generate studio or lifestyle shots, edit them with a prompt, resize them or animate them.
• Campaigns: pick a product or write a prompt, confirm the brief, then edit the header, description, call to action and layout of each creative; up to three images can be added as ingredients.
• Websites: generate, edit, preview and publish a site, add a custom URL suffix and keep several versions.
• Brand Books: a guide with your cover, up to 7 images, fonts and colors, downloadable as a PDF or published with a shareable URL.

Images can be downloaded in a chosen format, and animated images can be saved as MP4 or GIF. Google Ads sharing sends an asset to your account but does not launch an ad campaign; that step is done in Google Ads. Instagram sharing needs a professional account and fixed shapes: 9:16 for a Story or Reel, and 4:5 or 1:1 for a post.

Publishing a website or Brand Book creates a link that anyone can open while the Publish switch is on. Turn it off to unpublish.

Google says AI can sometimes modify fine details of products, such as colors, logos or textures, and recommends checking every generated image before publishing. For a shop, this means comparing each output with the real item: label text, packaging colors and product proportions are the first things to inspect.

The help page also tells users not to share copyrighted content without the necessary rights and says repeated infringement leads to account termination. Use only photos and logos you own or have permission to use.

Under Google’s Terms of Service your content remains yours, and you give Google a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use it to operate the services and build new features, including through automated analysis. The provider is Google LLC in the US version of the terms and Google Ireland Limited in the EEA and Switzerland.

The Privacy Policy describes AI-training use for products such as Gemini Apps but does not mention Pomelli, so whether Pomelli prompts, uploads or generated images are used for model training is not confirmed. Avoid uploading unreleased products, customer photos or confidential documents until Google documents that.

1. Build a Business Profile from the site address and note the minutes taken.
2. Compare the extracted fonts, colors and values with the real brand and correct them in the profile.
3. Run one Photoshoot with two templates on the photo.
4. Zoom in on the label, logo and color of each result and compare them with the real product.
5. Download one image and one animated version, and open them outside Pomelli.

Accept results that keep the label text, logo and product color faithful and download in a usable format. Reject any image that changes the label, invents text or alters the product shape. Leave the observed result blank until the exercise is run.

For a design suite with templates and a brand kit, compare Canva. For general image generation without a business profile, see Adobe Firefly. For a website as the main deliverable, see Durable. Check your country and the current cap first.