Here is a summary of the 9 Gemini 3 tricks from the video, designed to help you use the model like a pro.
Video: 9 Gemini 3 Tricks That Will Help You Become a Pro
1. Think Bigger with Your Prompts
Gemini 3 Pro allows for massive, complex prompts without needing the strict structure required by older models.
The Trick: Instead of breaking tasks down, ask for everything at once.
Example: Rick requested a complete 90-day plan to generate 200 leads/month, including strategy, content drafts, email sequences, and automation workflows. Gemini generated the entire comprehensive plan in just over a minute.
2. Control the "Thinking Level"
In Google AI Studio, you can now adjust how much reasoning the model performs.
High: Adds processing time but improves reliability for complex or tricky prompts.
Low: Reduces generation time and verbosity, ideal for simple tasks.
3. Solve Entire Problems (Consultant Mode)
You can present a broad, unstructured problem, and Gemini 3 will reason through it like a high-level consultant.
The Trick: Paste in your current struggle (e.g., "I'm drowning in admin work") and ask for a solution.
Result: The model asks internal questions, evaluates trade-offs, and provides a structured architecture (e.g., specific automation workflows) to solve the problem.
4. Build Interactive Web Apps
You can describe an application in plain English, and Gemini will write the code to build it.
Example: A "Sunrise Sunset" task manager web app.
Constraint: Tell it to "make it work" in a single HTML file with embedded CSS/JS so you don't have to configure databases or environments.
5. "Vibe Coding" & Feature Additions
Once an app is built, you can iterate on it using natural language.
Add Features: Use the "Add Gemini Features" button to let the AI suggest and implement new capabilities (e.g., adding an AI "task refiner").
Vibe Coding: Simply ask to change the look and feel (e.g., colors, style) without touching the code yourself.
6. Visual Reasoning (Bring Anything to Life)
Gemini 3 can translate hand-drawn sketches into functional code.
The Trick: Upload a photo of a drawing (like a UI sketch) and ask Gemini to "build this." It understands the layout and functionality from the image alone.
7. Master "Nano Banana Pro" (Image Generation)
Rick introduces the new "Nano Banana Pro" image model (available in Gemini 3), which excels at text rendering and following specific prompts.
Prompting Tips: Include Subject, Composition, Action, Location, and Style.
Key Feature: It correctly spells words within images (e.g., writing "Single Origin Pour Over" on a coffee shop blackboard).
8. Leverage Multimodal Capabilities
Gemini 3 can analyze audio and video files directly to save time.
Audio: Upload a podcast file to get a summary, key takeaways, and timestamps for show notes.
Video: Paste a YouTube URL to get a summary and implementation steps.
Repurposing: Ask it to find "short-form video clips" (under 30s) from a long video, complete with topics and timestamp ranges.
9. Instant Infographics
You can turn content into visual summaries instantly.
The Trick: Ask Gemini to "generate an image of an infographic explaining the concepts presented in this video."
Bonus: The "Pro" Workflow
Combine multiple capabilities into one complex request.
Example: Rick asked Gemini to analyze his YouTube channel URL, review his thumbnails from the past 3 weeks to understand the aesthetic, and then use Nano Banana Pro to design a new channel banner that fits his brand identity.
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