Best method to transfer my Google AI Studio coding project to another AI Studio developer?

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I built an app using Google AI Studio Build with my own API key, so the usage costs are charged to me.

Now, I want to hand over the app’s code for further development to someone else who also uses Google AI Studio, ensuring they use their own API key and billing method.

What is the best workflow for transferring the code?

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Download the app and you get a ZIP file with your project. Now, the other person has to add that ZIP file to their prompt (drag&drop) and AI Studio will use it as a new project.

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Thanks for this tip! (En groeten vanuit België!)

  • I downloaded the app as a zip-file.
  • Alas, when I drag this file into the prompt box, I get a ‘file types not supported’ message.

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Hi @paulvancotthem,

  1. From the Gmail account you want to move from, open Google Drive → “Google AI Studio” folder.
  2. Copy the project file that needs to be moved
  3. From the Gmail account you want to move into, open Google Drive → “Google AI Studio” folder.
  4. Paste along with other project files
  5. Refresh your app, and you should find your project migrated to the new account.

Hope this helps resolve your issue.

Have a nice day :slight_smile:

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Is is still possible to share Google AI Studio project via Google drive

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In a recent update, Google cleverly removed this useful method.

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The most direct way to transfer a Google AI Studio project is to download the source as a ZIP file and have the other developer import it into their own workspace. Alternatively, you can use the built-in GitHub integration to push the code to a repository, allowing the developer to pull and sync the project on their end. For simple prompts or single-file scripts, using the Share button to generate a link is the quickest method, as it allows the recipient to “Save a Copy” directly to their library.

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Via GitHub is the easiest method. Is also useful to transfer the codebase to Google Antigravity or any other IDE.

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Guys, in 2025 it was easy to share it directly with other user to use same prompt. But this seems to be completely disabled regardless of permissions set on Google cloud console.

Github is only one way - push to the repo, but no way how to incorporate chages from other dev into project. I don’t see the copy/pasting changes to prompt as an option.

Only thing what you can achieve is to give ability to “Remix” the project, but it’s only clever way how to do the copy/paste …

Is there any way how to set up these permissions back?