Flow is the new AI video editing suite from Google

Google entered the world of video editing packages with the start of “Flow”, a AI editing suite that was started at IO.

According to Google, Flow is supposed to help creative people to explore their ideas and to bring filmic visions to life with the power of artificial intelligence. It combines VEO 3, Gemini and image 4 models and enables you to create text requirements that are converted into movable images. So far, it is similar to many existing tools for AI videoogenization.

However, the river differs in the fact that you can create clips with previously generated videos and your own assets. It is unclear how this will deal with several inputs, but Google said that the river will be able to create “breathtaking cinematic outputs” that “characterize in physics and realism”.

The updated models are designed in such a way that they improve experience with the river. VEO 3 is now able to create videos with audio interventions. This can include ambient noise such as background traffic noises and main character dialogue with improved lip -synchronization. Figure 4 is now able to create images in a variety of aspects of up to 2K, which improves the production of complicated fabrics, textures, water and animal fur. Google also says that its latest model is up to 10 times faster than image 3.

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You can access a “camera control” function, which offers you direct manipulation via camera and angles in certain recordings. While the option “scene builder” option enables it to edit or expand recordings seamlessly. There is also the “Asset Management” option to keep all your creative parts organized, and “Flow TV”, which, like a videos created with VEO, with the commands and techniques used, which should help people create videos about this new application.

You can even use an outsourcing function to adapt the frame setting, expand the shot and adapt to the medium with which you work. Objects and extinguishing tools are also available so that you can remove recordings or remove imperfections.

Google has also worked with filmmakers to understand how flow can best fit into its workflows. They have teamed up with people like Dave Clark, Henry Daubrez and Junie Lau, who are already using AI tools in their filmmaking. While it is still controversial, Google River seems to see a way to strengthen a new wave of storytellers and unlock new creative opportunities – even those who are not familiar with the subtleties of creating video content.

Flow is the next logical step from Google's earlier video. It is currently available in the United States for those who subscribe to Google Ai Pro or Google AI Ultra plans. The Ultra plan even offers you early access to VEO 3 with the native audioogenization. Google Al Pro offers you 100 generations per month with a river, while Google Al Ultra offers you the highest usage limits and early access to VEO 3 with native audioogenization, environmental noises and character dialogue in videos.

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