3 Steps to Set Up Pinokio & Open WebUI Locally for FREE!

Welcome to A.I Printify!
🚀 3 Steps to Set Up Pinokio & Open WebUI Locally for FREE!
Welcome back to A.I Printify! In this video, we’ll set up Pinokio and Open WebUI to interact with local AI models smoothly—100% FREE & offline! No coding skills required!
🔗 Useful Links:
• Pinokio: https://pinokio.computer/
• Google Programmable Search Engine: https://programmablesearchengine.goog...

🔹 Why Pinokio?
Pinokio is a magic toolbox for AI tools—install apps like Open WebUI, ComfyUI, and more with one click! It handles all technical stuff (commands, dependencies, virtual environments) so you can focus on using AI effortlessly.
🔹 Why Open WebUI?
It’s a beautiful, self-hosted interface for local AI models (like Ollama + Deepseek-R1). Think of it as a ChatGPT-style UI but fully offline, private, and customizable!
📌 3 Simple Steps:
1️⃣ Install Pinokio (Download, extract, run—done!)
2️⃣ Install Open WebUI (One-click setup inside Pinokio)
3️⃣ Launch & Use Open WebUI (Chat, save prompts, enable web search & more!)
💡 Use Cases Covered:
Use Case 1: Save custom prompts (e.g., /weather)
Use Case 2: Enable Google web search for real-time answers
Use Case 3: Access Open WebUI on mobile/tablet (local network)
Multi-user support & role-based permissions
🔧 My Setup:
• Lenovo Legion Pro 5i (i9-14900HX, RTX 4070, 32GB RAM)
• Ollama + Deepseek-R1 (from last video)
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00:00 - Welcome
00:41 - Walk Through - 3 Steps to Setup Pinokio and OpenWebUI locally
02:32 - Demo: Step 1: Install Pinokio
03:26 - Step 2: Install Open WebUI
04:41 - Step 3: Open WebUI connect to DeepSeek
05:02 - Use Case 1: Save commonly used prompts for easy access
06:00 - Use case 2: Web Search
06:35 - Google Programmable Search API
09:01 - Use Case 3: Access native app-like interface on Mobile devices and Role-Based Access Control
10:56 - Closing Remark