Mountain View, California — Google don launch Flow, new AI filmmaking tool wey go help creatives shape their stories. Dis tool na product of Veo, Gemini, and Imagen, Google advanced AI models. Dem dey promote am as di only AI filmmaking tool wey specifically fit creatives.
Flow suppose make am easy for storytellers to explore ideas and create cinematic clips, enabling dem to turn vision into reality without needing advanced skills or a full film crew. According to Tom Hume, Director of Product Management at Google DeepMind, “Flow go help storytellers express their ideas without limitations and create engaging visuals. We dey excited to work alongside filmmakers to develop dis product further.”
Flow na evolution of VideoFX, wey be previous Google Labs experiment wey launched last year. E provide tools like seamless transitions, camera controls, and cinematic-quality visuals. Dis tool dey available to Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers since May 20, 2025.
“With Google AI Pro, subscribers fit generate 100 clips each month, while Ultra subscribers go get better access and early release of Veo 3, wey go enable native audio generation for their videos,” Hume talk.
Some filmmakers don already start to use Flow to create interesting stories. For instance, Dave Clark wey create short films like ‘Freelancers’ don mix AI technology with traditional filming techniques. Henry Daubrez use Flow for his film ‘Electric Pink’ to explore emotional narratives, and Junie Lau dey use AI as collaborator for her film ‘Dear Stranger,’ wey tell the story of love across parallel worlds.
Flow come with native capabilities wey allow creatives to generate videos in a natural way using everyday language for prompts. Dem fit also integrate and reuse their own assets within different scenes or shots.
Dis impressive advancements in AI filmmaking show say the future of video creation no go solely rely on traditional methods anymore. E go open doors for new voices and keep pushing creativity to higher levels. As technology continue dey evolve, Google dey make sure say dem tools wey dey available go continue to empower storytellers.
Filmmakers wey don partner with Google for Flow na pioneers like Dave Clark, Henry Daubrez, and Junie Lau. Dis partnership dey help Google improve Flow based on creatives feedback, making sure say di tool address di needs of filmmakers.
As we watch di progress of Flow, one thing clear: dis na just another tool; na one big step into di world of AI and storytelling. With dis new technology, Google wan ensure dis generation of filmmakers fit tell their stories in innovative ways.
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