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Google AI Studio now lets users assign personalized ai.studio URLs, replacing long Cloud Run links and improving app presentation for portfolios and demos.
Google AI Studio users can now claim a custom sub‑domain under ai.studio—for example your-app-name.ai.studio—instead of the default, opaque Cloud Run URL, a change aimed at making deployed apps look more professional in portfolios and client demos [1].
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Feature | Personalized ai.studio URLs |
| Availability | Added to publishing menu, first‑come‑first‑served |
| Change scope | Applies to all newly deployed web apps |
| Related update | Higher usage limits for Pro and Ultra subscribers |
The new option appears in the publishing workflow, where developers type their desired sub‑domain or accept Google’s suggestion. Because names must be unique across the platform, the most obvious choices are likely to be taken quickly, and users must select an alternative if their first choice is already claimed. Changing an address later requires unpublishing the current app, which releases the name for anyone to claim [1].
The URL upgrade arrives as Google expands AI Studio’s capabilities beyond “vibe coding” to full‑stack web and native Android app generation, Firebase integration, and direct pushes to GitHub or Google Antigravity. Together with the recent subscription‑level limit increase for Pro ($19.99/mo) and Ultra ($249.99/mo) users, the platform is positioning itself as a low‑setup bridge between rapid prototyping and production‑scale deployment [2]. The custom domain feature complements this strategy by reducing the friction of presenting a finished app, potentially encouraging more developers to showcase AI‑generated projects publicly and to transition to paid tiers for higher usage caps.
The addition of personalized ai.studio URLs removes a lingering usability hurdle, turning a prototype‑only environment into a more presentation‑ready platform and hinting at Google’s intent to keep developers within its AI ecosystem as they move from concept to production.
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