AI tools: what they do and how to get started
Each tool has a page explaining what it is, what you can use it for, its plans with a link to official pricing, and guides to help you get started.
Chat and writing3 tools
ChatGPTChat and writingAn assistant for writing, explanations, files, and research, with Work mode for carrying out complete tasks.Learn more GeminiChat and writingGoogle's assistant, connected to Gmail, Drive, and YouTube, with Canvas and Nano Banana for images.Learn more ClaudeChat and writingAn assistant strong at writing, files, and building, with Cowork for carrying out tasks and add-ins for Office and Google apps.Learn more
Learning and research4 tools
Gemini Notebook (NotebookLM)Learning and researchUpload your sources and ask questions. Each answer points to its location in the source. Turn your sources into a podcast, presentation, and quiz.Learn more PerplexityLearning and researchAI research, with the sources behind each answer shown alongside it.Learn more ConsensusLearning and researchSearches research papers and answers directly from the studies.Learn more ElicitLearning and researchA literature review assistant: gathers papers and creates a comparison table from them.Learn more
Images and designTwo tools
Presentations and infographicsTwo tools
Video4 tools
FlowVideoGoogle's tool for creating videos and scenes with Veo, and images with Nano Banana.Learn more KlingVideoGenerate video with natural movement and good control over the shot.Learn more HiggsfieldVideoA platform with many image, video, and audio models using one credit balance.Learn more HeyGenVideoVideos with an avatar speaking in your voice, and video translation into other languages.Learn more