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Google recently updated their AI Studio, and it might be the most overlooked AI tool right now. But here's the crazy part: most people aren't even using it, even though it's completely free to use.
So today, I'm going to show you five Google AI Studio use cases, from vibe-coding your own apps in minutes to creating professional B-roll footage with VO3.1. And if you implement even one of these use cases, you'll not only save hours every week but also create valuable assets for your business.
All right, the first use case is going to sound almost too good to be true, but Google just launched this new tool inside of Google AI Studio. It's called Build, and it's essentially vibe-coding. Basically, you describe the app that you want in plain English, and it builds it for you. So, let me show you what I mean. Let's go over to Google AI Studio. So, it's AI Studio.google.com. So, you can get to the Build tool in two different ways. So, number one, you can click right on the homepage here and click on "Vibe Code GenAI-enabled apps in Build," or it's over here on the left-hand side. So, I can click on this, and it goes right to this screen here. You can see "Build your ideas with Gemini." "Describe your idea." So, before I describe my idea, what I like to do is I like to go over to Google Gemini and basically brain-dump and describe whatever tool or app that I wanted to create. And then I ask it to write the prompt for me. So, I'm going to paste in the prompt that I've already had it created. And what I want to do, what I want to build here with this app is an AI content repurposing agent. Basically, something that takes a long-form piece of content, whether it is a transcript or a YouTube video URL, and then I want it to give me three optimized social posts. And then I simply click on the "Build" feature. You can see down here in the bottom left-hand corner here that it is thinking through the prompt. Okay. And here, in like 2 minutes, it created this very basic app. So, I like it because I did ask it to include my brand colors, and I added two different options here. So, again, I can either paste in the transcript of a video, for example, or I can paste in the URL of my YouTube channel. So, it's given me five different tweets. So, it's a Twitter, a tweet thread, X thread, nice LinkedIn post. I can. It also gave me a copy button that I can just simply copy and paste. And then it also gave me an Instagram caption. Now, the cool thing, too, I can make changes to the app sort of on the fly here. Okay, so I've just asked it, I want to. I also want the app to generate three different TikTok scripts. Each should be 20, excuse me, 30 seconds or less. Okay. And it just reset the app. So, let's put the URL back in here. I'm going to click on "Repurpose Content." So, here is my X thread. Here is my LinkedIn post. Uh, and here's the TikTok script. So, here's script number one. Here's script number two. And script number three, even. And I can keep making changes to this tool just by giving it feedback over here, and again, the vibe-coding, if you will, until I'm really, really happy with it. You can click on the "Device" button here to see what it will look like on mobile or on tablet.
Now, here's where this really gets powerful. I can click, first of all, I want to click on "Save." So, I want to save the app that it's created. I can then download the app if I want to. I can also save it to GitHub if you're a little bit more, uh, technical. I can click on "Deploy" if I want to actually deploy the app, right? If I want to send this to my team or embed it on my website, you just have to set up a Google Cloud project. It's super, super easy and select it. Then I can click on "Deploy App," and good to go.
I also built another app in a matter of minutes that I call the Newsletter Narrator AI that takes your email newsletter, converts it into an audio version in multiple languages, and I can select which language that I want it to convert to. Again, going back to how I think through this is I went to Gemini. I said, "Write me a prompt I can use in AI Studio's Build for a text-to-voice app." I put that prompt into the chat window. And then the other thing I did for this one specifically here, you'll notice down the bottom it says "Supercharge your apps with AI." So, Google has pre-made AI essentially functionality that you can build into your apps already done for you. And so, you all you have to do is click on these things here, whichever ones that you want to use for your specific app. It will automatically include it. You don't need to know coding or anything like that into your app. And I want to create an audio file of the newsletter being read in a different language. So, all I have to do is click on "Generate Speech." You'll notice here it gets added to the prompt. And then I just click on "Build."
And here's the app that it built for me. So, what I'm going to do here is I'm going to paste in the intro of my newsletter. I'm going to choose a different language. Let's choose French. And I'm going to click on "Narrate." And here's the audio that it just generated. So, this is super cool. I can pause this now. I can download the audio. And then I could add it to my newsletter. So, if I wanted to expand into international markets with my newsletter, super easy way to do that. I just built this in 5 minutes.
By the way, if you're new here, my name is Rick Mldred. For the past almost 12 years now, I've run a seven-figure online business helping other online business owners grow and scale their business. Today, and for the past year and a half, I've run an AI community called The AI Playbook, where I help other online business owners leverage AI so that you can streamline your business, become more efficient, and increase profitability and revenue in your business by using AI and leveraging it in your business. I will link to the community in the description below. Would love to see you in there.
Okay, use case number two in Google AI Studio. I want to focus on the "Generate Native Speech with Gemini." If you're creating any kind of content, newsletters, blog posts, training materials, courses, lessons, whatever it might be, you know, there's a huge segment of your audience that would rather listen to it than read. The "Generate Native Speech with Gemini" inside of AI Studio is shockingly good.
So, here we are inside the speech area, and you'll notice over on the right-hand side here, this is where you can select between single speaker or multi-speaker. And then you've got different settings for each of the different modes. You have a lot more settings when it comes to the multi-audio. So, for example, the model settings, the temperature between zero and two, two is the most creative, zero is the least creative, and then you can come down to the speaker settings. So, you can set different voices for each of the different speakers. But for this example here, let's just choose single speaker audio. And again, you've got the temperature here. You can select the voice. They've added a ton of different voices in here. So, you want to just test out which voice that most appeals to you and for your project that you're working on. So, I'm going to go ahead and repaste in the intro to my newsletter to continue to use that as an example. And I'm going to click on "Enter."
All right. So, it's just generated the audio. It took about 2 minutes. So, let's listen to see what it sounds like. >> It's Halloween week, which means there's only 9 weeks left in the year. And I don't know about you, but for me, once Halloween hits, the rest of the year seems to go by in a blur. >> All right. So, as you can hear, it's really, really good. I mean, the inflection is good. The pacing is a little bit slow, but it does sound pretty natural. So, let's just say I want to go over to another voice here and test out to see what another one sounds like. Let's click the "Core" option, and let's have a listen to what this one sounds like. >> It's Halloween week, which means there's only nine weeks left in the year. >> So, I like that audio a lot better. It sounds more natural. The pacing is a little bit better. And again, you can also use the multi-speaker audio mode to create dialogue-based content. And like, if you want to do a Q&A format or a mock conversation to explain a concept or what have you, you can do that all in one tool here, and it's totally free.
All right, for use case number three, we are going to use VO3.1, which is Google's latest video generation model with sound effects right inside of Google AI Studio. So, again, here inside of Google AI Studio, I'm going to click on VO3.1, and it's going to show you a screen like this. Now, if you've never used VO3.1, the first thing I'd recommend that you do is to go to the gallery for inspiration, but you have to go click back to "Start," and then in the "Build" section, and click on "Gallery." And you'll see here "VO3 Gallery." So, you click on that, and you can scroll through any of these different types of videos. What I like about this is that you can get inspiration for not only types of videos that you can create but also the prompt used to create that specific type of video. So, let's just say that I want this character's intense talking. So, here's the video, and then you'll see below it is the prompt used to generate that video. So, all I have to do is click on "Edit," and then here's the prompt. The cool thing about this is I can see what type of video that this prompt created for me, and then I can customize the prompt however I want to if I want to create a similar style video.
But let's create a video from scratch. I'm going to create some B-roll footage for a business productivity video. I'm going to paste the prompt right here and click on "Go." And let's see what the video comes up with. All right, here's the video. It took about 60 seconds. I mean, look at that. The lighting, the camera movement, the depth of field that we're seeing in the video. I mean, this looks like something that, you know, a professional videographer took. And it's got ambient sound built in from the coffee shop scene in the background. Now, let's just say that I want to extend the length of the video here. I can always click on the "Extend" button, and I can tell it how many seconds that I want to extend. So, I can just type in here, "Extend another 8 seconds," for example, and it would do that. So, instead of spending hours searching for stock footage or filming your own B-roll, you can describe exactly what it is that you want and have a video generated for you in a matter of a minute.
I want to showcase a physical product that you might have. Let's do it. "Create a 5-second product demo showing a sleek smartphone rotating on a marble surface." All right, it took about 90 seconds on this one here, but this is the video that it just generated as a narrator in the background, too.
Now, one thing to note, you do need to use your Gemini API key if you want to use VO3.1. If you don't want to pay to create your videos, again, it's super, super cheap to do it. You can always use V2. So, if I go back to "Chat" and I click on "Video," you're going to see V2 right here. So, what I'd recommend that you do is create something in V2 here, get the prompt down in a sense of what works for you, what doesn't work for you, and then if you want to add sound and all that stuff, you can take it over to VO3.1 and have it generated in there. Or, of course, you can export the video into a video editing software and add music yourself to the background.
Now, for use case number four, this is a feature that's been around for a little while, but almost no one knows about it for some reason, and I think it's the best screen-sharing AI interaction that is available right now. How many times have you been working on something, maybe it's a website, a sales page, a spreadsheet, and you think, "I wish I could just show this to somebody and get instant feedback on it"? Gemini Live inside of AI Studio has a screen-sharing feature.
So, I'm in the chat mode here, and I'm going to click on "Live." Click on this option right here, and you're going to see the "Share Screen" option. And then let's just say that I want feedback on my sales page for my community. Well, I can ask Gemini to act as an expert in conversion rate optimization and ask it to give me feedback on how I could improve conversion rate on that sales page. And so I'm going to click on "Share Screen." I'm going to click on "Tab." And this is the tab that I have open and that I want it to analyze. "I want you to act as a conversion rate optimization specialist and analyze this sales page for my membership community and tell me what improvements I could make to increase conversions." It's giving me feedback here, and I can just have a conversation back and forth with the AI to talk about these suggestions that it's making for me to make improvements to the sales page. This is insanely useful for getting feedback on website design, for example, analyzing competitors' pages, reviewing ad creative, troubleshooting technical issues. I use this all the time when I'm trying to figure out a new tool and I have no idea and it's not intuitive. I'll bring it into AI Studio and do exactly what we just did in terms of asking it how do I navigate or how do I accomplish X, Y, or Z in this tool.
And for the fifth use case, a lot of people don't realize this, but you can access all of Google Gemini's AI image generation models all right here within Google AI Studio. As you can see here, Nano Banana. But if I want to click on "Chat" and then go to "Images," you'll see all of the image generation models that you can access: Nano Banana, Imagin 4, Image 4 Ultra. I've done a whole video on the channel here about Nano Banana, which I'll link to right here. And let me show you two ways I'm using Imagin inside of Google AI Studio.
First, creating custom stock photos for my website. So, the prompt I've given it: "Generate a photorealistic image portraying a focused, confident professional, gender-neutral, 30s to 40s, engaged in a high-value intellectual task." Now, while it's creating that, over on the right-hand side here, you can see I can change the number of results. So, if I want four images created instead of just one, I can have it do that. The other thing, too, is you can set the aspect ratio for the type of image, as well as the output resolution: 1K or 2K. And here is the image. And this looks like a professional stock photo that you might have to pay for on another site.
The second use case that I think is actually even cooler than what we just did is, let's just say that you need a YouTube channel banner. And instead of hiring a designer or taking the time to create something in Canva, which I am terrible at, you can do that with Imagin right here inside of Google AI Studio. And just like before in previous use cases, I'm going to go back over to Gemini and I want Gemini to write the prompt for me. "I want you to write a prompt for me that I can use in Google AI Studio for the Imagin 4 Ultra. I want you to go to YouTube to that channel, analyze the channel, and then generate a banner for the channel." Okay. And here is that simple request into Gemini. So, I'm asking it to write the prompt. I've given it my brand colors and I've given it my channel URL. So, let's see what it comes up with. Here is the prompt.
So, I'm going to take this prompt. So, I'm going to come back over to Image and 4 in Google AI Studio. Paste it there. And then I want to change the aspect ratio to 16x9 because it is a channel banner. And I'm going to do the number of results to four. And I'm going to click on 2K as the output resolution. And click "Generate."
All right. And here are the channel banners that it created in a matter of seconds. I'm not a big fan of any of these, but it just gives you an example of what's possible. What I can do now is I can give it feedback. So, I can sort of vibe-iterate, if you will, on the images that it created. "Give me a different color scheme and change the weird electricity kind of thing." And I can just give it feedback until it generates something that I'm happy with. And again, pro tip, as I mentioned earlier, you can also download an image. Let's just say that I liked one of these specifically. I can download that specific one, bring it over into Nano Banana, and now I can start removing backgrounds and changing and editing the image because that is really what Nano Banana is all about.
All right, so there you have it. Five mind-blowing use cases of Google's AI Studio. Hopefully, this has given you some ideas and inspiration about what you could be creating for free, for the most part, inside of Google AI Studio. Again, if you're an online business owner and you're looking to leverage AI in your business so that you can streamline your business, become more efficient, increase profitability, and add additional value and generate more revenue in your business by using AI. I want to invite you to join us inside my AI Playbook community. I'll link to it in the description below. As always, thanks so much for watching today's video, and I'll see you in the next.