"Google's latest video-generation model, Veo 3, is coming to Google Photos. The new model, available on the mobile app's "Create" tab, will allow users in the U.S. to turn their still images into video clips. Google Photos already offers video generation through its recently added "Photo to video" feature, but the company says the addition of Veo 3 enhances that functionality with higher-quality video."
"Introduced in May at its I/O developer conference, Google brought Veo 3, which added image-to-video generation, to its Gemini app in July, making it available on its AI Ultra and AI Pro subscription plans. On those plans, users could generate three videos per day, which would carry both visible and invisible watermarks to identify the videos as being AI-generated. In Google Photos, the company imagines users bringing memories to life, or even animating older photos."
"The existing image-to-video feature is powered by Veo 2, and let users select a photo from their gallery and choose one of two prompts for either "subtle movements," or a surprise animation by tapping an "I'm feeling lucky" button. The model then generates a six-second clip you could share with others. The new photo-to-video feature is available within the Create hub, a new section in the Google Photos app where users can explore creative tools"
Veo 3 is being integrated into Google Photos' mobile app Create tab in the U.S., enabling conversion of still images into short video clips with improved quality. Veo 3 supplements the existing Photo to video feature, which is powered by Veo 2 and generates six-second clips from user-selected photos with options for subtle movement or surprise animations. Veo 3 was introduced at I/O and added to the Gemini app for AI Ultra and AI Pro subscribers, who could create three watermarked videos per day. The Create hub also offers remix, collage, montage, cinematic 3D photo, and GIF tools.
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