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Google Expands AI Video Tool Flow to Workspace Subscribers

By

Emma Roth

4mo ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

Google is expanding access to its AI video generation tool Flow to Workspace subscribers. Previously available only to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers, Flow now allows Business, Enterprise, and Education Workspace plan users to create eight-second video clips using text prompts or images. The tool uses Google's Veo 3.1 AI model and includes features for stitching clips together, adjusting lighting, changing camera angles, and modifying scenes by inserting or removing objects.

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Google is expanding access to its AI videomaking tool.
Flow uses Google's AI video generation model Veo 3.1 to generate eight-second clips based on a text prompt or images.
You can stitch together the clips to create longer scenes, as well as access a bunch of other tools that allow you to change the lighting, adjust the 'camera' angle, and insert or remove objects in scenes.
Google is rolling out Flow to Workspace subscribers, allowing more users to use the AI-powered video generator to create and stitch together eight-second clips.
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Google is rolling out Flow to Workspace subscribers, allowing more users to use the AI-powered video generator to create and stitch together eight-second clips.

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