How to Use Gemini3? A 2026 Zero-Basics Beginner's Guide (Including Multi-Scenario Hands-On)
Gemini 3 is a multimodal large language model launched by Google, supporting text, image, audio, and video input and generation. The following guide walks you through how to use Gemini3 from registration to hands-on practice in multiple scenarios, making it easy for complete beginners to get started quickly.

1. Basic Usage
1. Registration & Login
- Prepare a Google account (e.g., Gmail). If you don’t have one, you can register on the official Google website.
- Use a browser to visit Google AI Studio (https://aistudio.google.com/) or the Gemini official website (https://gemini.google.com/). Log in to start using it.
2. Basic Operations
- Chat Conversation: Enter your question or instruction in the homepage input box, such as “Explain the basic concepts of quantum mechanics” or “Help me write a resignation letter.” Gemini 3 will generate a response in real-time.
- Multimodal Input: Supports uploading images, audio, and video. For example, upload a landscape photo and ask “Where was this photo taken?” or upload an audio file for transcription into text.
2. Common Scenario Hands-On
1. Text Creation
- Writing Assistance: Input a topic and general structure, and let Gemini 3 generate articles, reports, emails, etc. For example: “Help me write a report on the development trends of artificial intelligence, including current status, challenges, and future directions.”
- Creative Writing: Generate stories, poems, scripts. For example: “Write a sci-fi story about a future city where the protagonist is a robotics engineer.”
2. Image Generation
- Text-to-Image: Input a description to generate an image, such as “Generate an image of a beach at sunset with palm trees and waves.”
- Image-to-Image: Upload a sketch or reference image along with a text description, and let Gemini 3 generate a more refined image based on the reference.
3. Code Generation & Optimization
- Input a requirement like “Write a Python function to calculate the Fibonacci sequence,” and you’ll get the code.
- Provide existing code for optimization or logic explanation. For example: “Help me optimize this SQL query to improve efficiency.”
4. Learning Assistance
- Knowledge Explanation: Ask subject-specific questions, such as “Explain the meaning and application scenarios of Newton’s second law.”
- Problem-Solving Guidance: Upload math problems, physics problems, etc., and let it provide problem-solving ideas and steps.
5. Application Development
- In Google AI Studio, click “Build,” input a functional requirement (e.g., “Make a simple to-do list app”), and Gemini 3 can generate an interactive web application.
- Combine with other tools (e.g., Nano Banana Pro) to create agents for automating tasks.
3. Precautions
- Network Environment: Requires a stable internet connection. Some features may require access via a VPN (please comply with local regulations).
- Model Selection: Free users default to Gemini 2.5. For advanced features of Gemini 3 Pro (such as deep research, high-definition image generation, etc.), a paid subscription or student discount application is required.
- Data Security: Avoid inputting sensitive information. Google may use conversation data for model training.
With the above tutorial, you can quickly master the basic operations and common scenarios of Gemini 3. To experience it immediately, use the entry point below.