"Google is adding Veo 3 software capabilities to its video generation feature for Google Photos. US-based users can turn static images into four-second videos by clicking either the "Subtle movements" or, for the more adventurous, the "I'm feeling lucky" options under the Create tab in Google Photos. According to Google spokesperson Michael Marconi, you can get your photo subjects to dance or shower them with confetti."
"Veo 3's most important feature, according to Google's VP of Gemini Josh Woodward at the I/O event, was the "incredibly realistic" sound generation. At the time, Veo 3 was available under the $250 per month "AI Ultra" plan. Now, free Photos users can bring Veo 3-powered video generation - but not sound - to a limited, unspecified number of their own pictures each day. Ultra and Pro subscribers have access to more generations."
Google is adding Veo 3 software capabilities to Google Photos' video generation feature. US users can convert static images into four‑second videos using 'Subtle movements' or 'I'm feeling lucky' options under the Create tab. Veo 3 replaces Veo 2 and improves resolution and fidelity of clips made from still photos. Veo 3 was launched at I/O alongside Flow; earlier offerings included a limited Vids editor with an AI-generated avatar. Free Photos users can generate a limited number of Veo 3-powered videos daily without sound, while Ultra and Pro subscribers receive more generations and features.
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