Google Triples Antigravity Gemini Limits Twice in a Week
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- Google tripled Gemini usage limits for Antigravity, then tripled them again within the same week — the first raise hitting rate limits on Wednesday, the second raising the weekly quota on Thursday
- Varun Mohan, a Director within DeepMind working on Antigravity, acknowledged users could hit weekly limits "after a couple work sessions" and confirmed Google reset quotas for all paid plans for the second time in three days
- Antigravity users reported burning through the newly imposed limits within roughly an hour of work, a drastic drop from what was available before the caps were enacted earlier that week
- Google reset weekly quotas for all users alongside each limit increase, with the first reset paired with the 3x rate-limit bump on Wednesday
- The raised Antigravity quotas remain lower than pre-limit levels, and Gemini's usage limits outside of Antigravity remain unchanged across the rest of the suite
Why it matters: Antigravity users who burned through weekly quotas in a single work session now have a 3x weekly cap after Google revised limits twice in three days, but the new ceilings still sit below pre-change levels. The rest of Gemini's tool suite remains capped at the original, unrevised thresholds, meaning only Antigravity got relief.
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