"The newest addition is Google Vids integration. Users of eligible Workspace domains will soon start seeing a purple Google Vids icon in the top right corner when a video is open in Drive. Clicking it will load said video into Google Vids and allow it to be trimmed, enriched with media content like music, additional text overlays, and more. Google Vids offers fairly basic editing tools, but it does have the benefit of doing so entirely in the cloud."
"There are some limitations to the new integration. It only works on MP4, QuickTime, OGG and WebM videos that are shorter than 35 minutes and less than 4GB in size. Also, as mentioned, you shouldn't expect to see the new integration of your free Google Drive account. Instead, the eligible Workspace domains are: Business Starter, Standard, and Plus; Enterprise Starter, Standard, and Plus; Essentials Enterprise Essentials and Enterprise Essentials Plus; Nonprofits; Customers with the Gemini Education or Gemini Education Premium add-on."
Google Drive integrates Google Vids, enabling cloud-based basic video editing accessed via a purple Vids icon when a video is opened. Users can trim footage, add music, overlay text, and enrich clips with other media entirely in the cloud. Edited projects create separate Vids files that must be saved or exported. The integration supports MP4, QuickTime, OGG and WebM files under 35 minutes and 4GB. The feature is rolling out to eligible Workspace domains including Business, Enterprise, Essentials, Nonprofits, selected Gemini Education customers, and Google AI Pro/Ultra subscribers within about 15 days. Desktop offers the best experience, with limited mobile browser capability.
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