Caption – Google allows unrestricted access to Veo 3 without a subscription. (Image credit – Unknown)
Google is opening the doors to creativity this weekend by giving users free access to Veo 3, its most advanced AI-powered video generation platform. The announcement was made by CEO Sundar Pichai on X (formerly Twitter). Pichai encouraged people to experiment with the tool’s filmmaking potential without the usual subscription cost.
Normally, Veo 3 is part of the AI Pro subscription on the Gemini app, priced at Rs 1,999 per month in India. While new subscribers typically get a one-month free trial, this marks the first time Google has removed all restrictions for every user, whether subscribed or not.
According to Pichai, the goal is to make creative opportunities available to a wider audience. At the same time, the move also serves as a smart marketing strategy by letting more users try Veo 3 firsthand.
Google is relying on the tool’s capabilities to showcase its value.
Unveiled at Google I/O 2025, Veo 3 quickly gained global attention as the company’s most powerful video model yet. It is the first capable of generating both high-quality visuals and synchronised audio including dialogue, background music, footsteps, and ambient effects.
Google positions Veo 3 as a multi-purpose creative tool, ideal for crafting animated shorts, cinematic clips, storyboards, or even video game cutscenes. Currently, it works with text prompts, but support for image-based prompts is expected soon, further expanding its versatility.
To ensure faster results, Google has launched Veo 3 Fast in India, an optimised version of the model designed for quicker video generation. It is accessible through the Google Gemini app on both Android and iOS platforms.
While many AI tools dabble in video generation, Veo 3 brings three standout features:
The weekend-long free access is not only a chance for users to test Veo 3’s capabilities but also an opportunity for Google to collect valuable feedback. As Pichai highlighted, this step reflects Google’s ongoing commitment to expanding its creative ecosystem with user input likely influencing future updates.
For anyone who has dreamed of directing a short film without cameras, crew, or budget, this trial could be the perfect opportunity. As Google describes it, Veo 3 aims to “transform how users create and share media.”
Answer. Veo 3 is Google’s most advanced AI video generation tool, capable of producing cinematic-quality visuals with synchronised audio including dialogue, music, and ambient effects. It stands out for its realistic physics and professional-grade output, making it ideal for short films, storyboards, and game cutscenes.
Answer. Indian users can access Veo 3 Fast, an optimised version for quicker video generation, via the Google Gemini app on Android and iOS. This weekend, Google has removed all subscription barriers, allowing everyone to try it for free.
Answer. Google aims to democratize creativity by letting more users experience Veo 3 without cost. It’s also a strategic move to showcase the tool’s capabilities and gather user feedback to improve future updates.
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