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Lyria 3.5 Pro Preview

Google (Gemini)

At a glance

Price per 1M tokens (input)
free
Price per 1M tokens (output)
free
Context
131,072 tokens
Free access
yes (see below)

Refreshed daily; data verified September 7, 2026. Published September 7, 2026.

Lyria 3.5 Pro Preview by Google is designed for developers and technical teams building applications that require reliable text generation at scale. It supports tasks such as drafting reports, summarizing documents, generating code comments, and creating structured outputs from unstructured input. The model emphasizes consistency in long-form reasoning and benefits from Google’s focus on safety-aligned training and integration with enterprise-grade tooling. Unlike more experimental variants, this preview prioritizes stability and predictable behavior for production use cases where accuracy and traceability are essential.

Specifications & pricing

Input (per 1M tokens)free
Output (per 1M tokens)free
Context window131,072 tokens
Max output8,192 tokens
Capabilitiestext

LiteLLM community dataset (MIT), verified September 7, 2026. Official Google (Gemini) pricing.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of tasks is this model best suited for?+

It works well for generating coherent text in business contexts such as internal communications, technical documentation, and light data transformation. It handles instruction following reliably when prompts are clear and scoped.

How do I begin using this model in my workflow?+

Access is provided through Google’s cloud platform with standard API endpoints. Users need to authenticate via service accounts and can integrate the model using common SDKs or REST calls. No special setup is required beyond standard cloud configuration.

How does this model differ from other versions in the Gemini line?+

This preview version focuses on refined text generation with improved consistency over earlier releases. It omits certain multimodal features found in larger variants and is tuned for latency-sensitive applications where text-only output is sufficient.

What should I be aware of regarding its limitations?+

The model may struggle with highly ambiguous prompts or niche domain knowledge not well represented in its training data. It does not perform real-time information retrieval and should not be used for decisions requiring up-to-the-minute factual verification without external validation.

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