Flow is the latest step in Google's AI video project, building off of Google Lab's VideoFX experiment announced at last year's I/O. Flow is a separate program from Imagen and Veo, but it uses ...

Google is ramping up its efforts to compete with OpenAI with the debut of Flow, a new video-generating AI model designed for filmmakers. (Disclosure: Ziff Davis, ZDNET's parent company, filed an ...

Google says that Flow is part of a new generation of creative AI from the company. It combines several advanced models: Imagen 4 for generating images, Veo 3 for creating video, and Gemini AI for ...

At its Google I/O 2025 developer conference on Tuesday, Google announced Flow, a new AI-powered video tool geared toward filmmaking. The company said it’s using a trio of its AI models — Veo ...

Google is taking a major leap into AI filmmaking with the launch of Veo 3 and Flow, powerful new video tools designed to help creatives turn their ideas into cinematic scenes with a single prompt ...

Google Flow is a storytelling tool. The company says it’s aimed at helping storytellers explore ideas and create clips and scenes, almost like storyboards and sketches in motion.

During its Google I/O 2025 developer event earlier this week, Google introduced Flow—an AI-driven video creation tool aimed at filmmakers.

Google’s Flow TV is a nonstop stream of AI-generated videos created with Veo 3, Imagen 4, and Gemini — no subscription required.

Even if you don't want to dive in and create AI videos using the latest Veo 3 model released by Google, you can sit back and marvel at (or be petrified by) the work of others: Flow TV is a new ...

Well, that might be a stretch, but with a $249.99 AI Ultra plan, Flow (and other tools Google tipped at I/O) can create cinematic shots from pretty specific prompts and stitch them together.