What is Opal?
Google Labs' builder for shareable AI mini-apps from prompts.
Who is Opal best for?
Opal is best for non-coders who want to build small AI apps, such as a quiz or a blog post writer, and share them by link.
Mini-apps without code
You describe the app in plain words and Opal builds a step-by-step workflow you can then edit.
Quick prototypes
It chains prompts, model calls and tools such as web search into a working app you can try straight away.
Starting from examples
The Gallery holds demo Opals from Google that you can open, copy with Remix and change.
Sharing with others
Opal hosts each app, so you can share it with chosen people or anyone with the link, with or without the editor view.
How much does Opal cost?
Opal does not publish prices: it is a Google Labs experiment that is publicly available in the countries Google lists, and Google names no plans or paid tier.
Google shows no plans, prices or payment step for Opal on its landing page or docs; you sign in and start building. Its FAQ says Opal is publicly available in a long list of countries, and Opal hosts the apps you make. Plans and current prices are on developers.google.com.
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What are the best Opal alternatives?
One tool on Recaply does Opal's job.
Questions about Opal
What is Opal?
Google Labs' builder for shareable AI mini-apps from prompts.
Who is Opal for?
Opal is best for non-coders who want to build small AI apps, such as a quiz or a blog post writer, and share them by link.
Is Opal free?
Google lists no price for Opal. It is a Google Labs experiment that anyone in a supported country can sign in to and use, and Google's landing page, docs and FAQ show no plans, limits or payment step.
What are the best Opal alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Pocket.
Where can I try Opal?
On its official website, opal.google.
Does Google use what I build in Opal to train its AI models?
No. Google says it does not use Opal content, including your prompts and the output Opal generates, to train its generative AI models, though people may review a small share of prompts to fix problems or understand how Opal is used.







