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Google introduced Flow, an AI-based video editing app that allows users to create eight-second AI-generated video clips from text or image prompts and provides tools to assemble them into longer sequences.

Mountain View, CA – Google has introduced “Flow”, a groundbreaking AI-driven video editing application built to revolutionize short-form video production. Designed for creators, marketers, and filmmakers, Flow enables users to generate high-quality, eight-second video clips directly from simple text or image prompts, using Google’s advanced generative AI models: Imagen, Veo, and Gemini.
At the core of Flow is a powerful scene-builder interface, which allows users to:
🎥 Generate short video segments with just a prompt (e.g., “A futuristic city at sunrise”)
🧩 Seamlessly stitch together multiple clips into cohesive video sequences
🪄 Preview, edit, and rearrange scenes with intuitive drag-and-drop tools
These capabilities dramatically reduce the manual workload required in traditional video editing, offering automated visual storytelling powered by cutting-edge AI.
Flow is part of Google’s broader mission to lower the barrier of entry to professional content creation. With Flow:
Indie filmmakers can mock up scene concepts in minutes
Marketing teams can create compelling ads from just a campaign theme
Social media creators can scale up content output with cinematic flair
“Flow is built to make visual storytelling as easy as writing a sentence,” said a Google spokesperson. “It’s a leap toward making everyone a video creator.”
Flow integrates three of Google’s most advanced models:
Imagen: For generating high-quality visuals from text
Veo: For AI-driven video synthesis and transformation
Gemini: For scene planning, sequencing, and creative prompt interpretation
These models work in tandem to understand a user’s creative intent and generate compelling, high-fidelity video segments—ready for remixing and refinement.
While optimized for short-form storytelling, Flow’s modular design allows users to chain multiple scenes into longer narratives, making it ideal for everything from TikTok-style content to pitch videos, storyboards, and campaign visuals.
The app’s ease of use and generative muscle make it a powerful tool for content prototyping, especially for users without advanced editing or production skills.
🎬 Flow is Google’s new AI video editing app that turns text/image prompts into short videos.
🤖 Built with Imagen, Veo, and Gemini, it automates much of the editing and scene generation process.
🧰 Features a drag-and-drop scene builder to help users craft longer video sequences with ease.
🎯 Targets filmmakers, marketers, and creators looking to streamline content creation and prototyping.
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