How to create cinematic AI videos in Gemini with Veo 2 and Whisk Animate
Google has introduced a new feature for Gemini Advanced users with the integration of Veo 2, an advanced AI video generation model. Launched in December last year, Veo 2 allows users to create high-quality, cinematic videos from simple text prompts across a range of subjects, genres, and artistic styles.
With this latest update, Gemini Advanced users can now easily convert text-based prompts into engaging and dynamic videos. Alongside this, Google Labs has also upgraded its experimental tool, Whisk, which uses text and image prompts to generate impressive visuals. The new Whisk Animate feature allows users to animate still images, bringing them to life with smooth, AI-generated motion.
If you're eager to give it a shot and don’t know how, don’t worry, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create AI videos using Veo 2 in Gemini and Whisk.
Understanding Veo 2
Before getting started, it's important to understand the Veo 2's capabilities and features. This AI video model has significantly advanced the video generation field. It produces high-resolution, cinematic-quality videos that include realistic motion and fine details. By simulating real-world physics and human movement, Veo 2 can generate fluid character actions and realistic environments, which offer a visually rich experience.
Video Creation in Gemini using Veo 2
Furthermore, the tool allows users to create eight-second videos at 720p resolution in MP4 format, with a 16:9 landscape aspect ratio. Now, here are the steps to create videos in Gemini using Veo 2:
- Keep in mind the monthly limit on the number of videos you can generate. Gemini will notify users as they approach their limit.
- This feature is accessible to Gemini Advanced users worldwide, on both web and mobile platforms.
- Video generation through Veo 2 is available to Google One AI Premium subscribers and supports all languages currently available in Gemini.
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