March 12, 2026 — Google Labs announced on March 9 the expansion of its experimental AI-powered marketing tool, Google’s Pomelli AI Marketing Tool Now Available in 170+ Countries, to over 170 countries and territories, broadening access for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) globally via labs.google.com/pomelli/about.
The update follows the tool’s initial public beta launch on October 28, 2025, which was limited to the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, as detailed in the original Google blog post. Developed by Google Labs in collaboration with Google DeepMind, Google’s Pomelli AI Marketing Tool Now Available in 170+ Countries analyzes a business website to extract its “brand DNA”—including tone, colors, and fonts—and generates customized social media campaigns, ads, headlines, calls-to-action (CTAs), and visuals.
“We’ve heard you and… it’s happening 🙂 🌎 We just expanded Pomelli to over 170 countries & territories!”
Key Features and Updates
Pomelli supports no-login access in some regions and includes enhancements like Photoshoot, announced February 19, 2026, for creating studio-quality product images from user uploads. Early coverage from Search Engine Journal highlighted its potential for branded assets, while Logical Position evaluated its utility for SMBs.
A ThatWare guide post-expansion emphasized brand-aligned campaigns. Google’s Pomelli AI Marketing Tool Now Available in 170+ Countries is free, requiring users to input a website URL for tailored outputs, avoiding generic templates.
Social Media Reaction
The announcement sparked buzz on X, with influencers like @JulianGoldieSEO (over 33,000 views) and @Gestalt24 praising its impact on solopreneurs and marketers. The Google Labs post was widely quoted, fueling viral threads as of March 11, 2026. YouTube videos, such as “Google AI’s New Pomelli Update”, contributed to the hype.
No major mainstream outlets have covered the expansion yet, attributed to its recency. Google’s Pomelli AI Marketing Tool Now Available in 170+ Countries can be tested at labs.google.com/pomelli, potentially requiring a Google login in select regions.