March 9, 2026 — Mountain View, Calif. Google Labs announced the expansion of Google’s Pomelli AI Tool Expands Globally to 170+ Countries, making its AI-powered marketing platform Pomelli available in over 170 countries and territories, including new regions such as Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, India, Indonesia, Canada, and New Zealand, in response to user demand.
We’ve heard you and… it’s happening 🙂 🌎
We just expanded Pomelli to over 170 countries & territories!
We can’t wait to see how you use it. Get started now at: labs.google.com/pomelli/about
Google Labs posted on X, directing users to check availability at Google support.
Launched October 28, 2025, as a free public beta from Google Labs and DeepMind, Pomelli initially targeted small businesses in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, according to the official blog post.
Key Features
Pomelli allows users to input their website URL, where it scans brand elements like colors, fonts, and tone to generate customized social media posts, ads, banners, animated videos, and professional product photos from casual images. Google’s Pomelli AI Tool Expands Globally to 170+ Countries enables small and medium enterprises worldwide to create on-brand campaigns without marketing teams.
A February 19, 2026, update introduced the Photoshoot feature, transforming single product images into studio-quality shots using templates, edits, or prompts while maintaining brand consistency.
The tool remains free in beta, requires no credit card, and is English-only for now.
Regional Reactions
Indonesian outlet Kompas.com highlighted benefits for UMKM in promotional content creation following Google’s Pomelli AI Tool Expands Globally to 170+ Countries.
Arabic influencers celebrated access in Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries, noting automated brand identity building and content generation.
English X accounts like AI and marketing influencers echoed the rollout, emphasizing website-to-campaign automation.
Background and Coverage
Google’s Pomelli AI Tool Expands Globally to 170+ Countries builds on initial limited access amid growing demand. As of March 13, 2026, major English outlets like TechCrunch have not covered the expansion, with buzz concentrated on Google’s channels, regional news, and social media.