Google Photos has launched Video Remix, a new feature powered by the Gemini Omni model, allowing users to transform their videos using a variety of templates that include effects like cinematic lighting, background swaps, and watercolor styles. This feature is currently being rolled out to eligible Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers in select countries, enabling a more creative and user-friendly video editing experience.
Gemini Omni: Gemini Omni is Google’s multimodal AI model for video generation and editing, capable of handling inputs like text, images, audio, and video to produce or transform content. It combines core intelligence with advanced media capabilities and is replacing prior video models in Google apps. This model powers the new Video Remix feature announced for Google Photos, enabling stylized video transformations via templates.
Google Photos: Google Photos is Google’s service for storing, organizing, and editing photos and videos with integrated AI tools. It focuses on user-friendly creative features for personal media libraries. The service is rolling out Video Remix, a new AI-powered editing capability, to eligible subscribers in select countries.
Product: Video Remix provides easy-to-use templates for applying effects like cinematic lighting, background swaps, and watercolor styles to user videos.
AI Integration: Gemini Omni enables conversational and template-based video editing directly within consumer applications like Google Photos.
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