New Delhi: Opera has finally introduced public access to its AI browser Opera Neon. According to Opera, the browser is especially designed for users who want to try the latest AI tools before they become mainstream. Opera also noted that the browser is no longer limited to the waitlist and anyone can now subscribe to explore its early features. This latest Opera Neon comes with the advanced AI models and agent-based tools in a single place, enabling users to automate tasks, experiment with the latest capabilities and test features still in active development.
Opera Neon is now open to everyone.
Public early access starts today – no codes, no waitlist.Our new browser with continuous new features, top-tier AI agents and zero fear of breaking the status quo. pic.twitter.com/mViKyqCsGH
— Opera (@opera) December 11, 2025
Opera also stated that the Neon is built for people who want to try the latest AI capabilities before they mature. The browser receives frequent updates, with significant improvements landing every week. During the Founders period, Opera worked closely with its early community to refine features ahead of the public rollout. Opera Neon is designed as an agentic AI browser, instead of acting like a traditional browser that loads websites, Neon uses an AI agent to perform tasks, automate workflows and even generate or modify web applications. It also offers access to the AI models such as Gemini 3 Pro and GPT-5.1. Opera describes Neon as a testing ground for fast-developing AI technologies before they come into its mainstream products.
Opera stated that because of its LLM-agnostic AI engine, Neon integrates several AI models into a single workspace, helping users avoid paying for multiple AI services separately. The subscription will also include access to an exclusive Discord community, where users can test new features early, interact directly with Opera’s developers and share feedback. Opera Neon is available now for $19.90 (roughly 1801) per month through the Opera Neon official website. Opera’s other browsers, including Opera One, Opera GX and Opera Air, will continue to offer free AI features for general users through Opera AI.
