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Google Flow Is a New AI Video Generator Meant for Filmmakers - How to Try It Today
- Google launched Flow, a new AI-powered video generation tool for filmmakers, at the Google I/O developer conference on May 21, 2025, in the U.S.
- Flow leverages Google's Veo 3, Imagen 4, and Gemini models to enable artists and filmmakers to develop and realize their cinematic concepts through AI-powered tools.
- Flow offers features like camera controls, scene builder, asset management, Flow TV for community showcases, and supports creation with text prompts and user assets.
- Subscribers to Google AI Pro get 100 generations monthly, while Ultra users receive higher limits and early access to native audio-enabled Veo 3, supporting dialogue and sounds.
- Flow is now available in the U.S. And aims to empower a new wave of storytellers, though concerns about AI’s impact on filmmaking persist.
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