Year Ender 2025: This year, AI quietly slipped into the daily lives of millions of Indians. What once felt like futuristic tech for experts suddenly became a normal part of schoolwork, office tasks and even festival celebrations. People were no longer asking what AI is. They were asking which AI tool to try next. And that curiosity pushed several platforms to the top of India’s search charts.
In this year 2025 story, let’s take a look back at the AI trends that truly ruled India in 2025.
Year Ender 2025: Top 10 AI Trends
Google Gemini
Google Gemini ended the year as the most searched AI term in India. It turned into the default assistant for students, creators and working professionals. Many used it for drafting emails, preparing notes and planning trips. Its multilingual skills made it even more relatable for India’s diverse user base.
Gemini AI Photo
“Gemini AI Photo” secured the second spot and sparked a major creativity wave. Users generated images with simple text prompts. Wedding edits and festival-themed portraits went viral, showing how easily AI blended into India’s cultural moments.
Grok
Elon Musk’s Grok ranked third. People enjoyed its cheeky tone and quick replies. Since it pulled information directly from the X platform, it became a go-to tool during breaking news. The phrase “@Grok explain” trended multiple times during big national events.
Deepseek
Deepseek ranked fourth. The Chinese-developed model grabbed attention because it was powerful yet cost-friendly. Its rise sparked new conversations about India possibly building its own affordable AI models under the “IndiaAI Mission.”
Perplexity
Perplexity came in fifth. Students used it for assignments, and professionals used it for fast, reliable answers with sources. A promotional offer with Airtel also boosted its reach across the country.
Google AI Studio
Google AI Studio took the sixth spot. It showed that more Indian developers were experimenting with AI tools. The platform made it easier to test models, build small apps, and learn hands-on.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT ranked seventh. It remained widely used, but the drop in search rankings showed that users were exploring newer AI tools with different personalities or creative abilities.
Ghibli-Style AI Art
“ChatGPT Ghibli Art” and “Ghibli Style Image Generator” ranked eighth and tenth. These tools let people create magical, animation-style images. They became popular for profile pictures, posters and storytelling on social media.
Flow
Flow ranked ninth. It acted as a simple platform where users could try different AI services. Its rise showed that Indians were engaging with a complete AI ecosystem instead of sticking to just one app.
As we wrap up this Year Ender 2025 article, let us tell you, these trends proved that India stepped confidently into the AI era. Users became curious, experimental and open to new tools. AI was no longer distant or technical. It had become a friendly companion. One that helped with work, creativity and everything in between.
