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VideoFX
: How to use it, features, and the business problems it solves

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What is VideoFX?

Google's former text-to-video AI tool. It has now been merged into the successor AI filmmaking tool “Google Flow,” and the old URL redirects to Flow. Flow is built around the video model Veo (currently Veo 3.1, with native audio generation) and lets you build scenes and control the camera.

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About "VideoFX"

VideoFX has been merged into "Google Flow"

VideoFX was a Google AI tool for generating video from text, but it has now been merged into Google Flow. The old URL (labs.google/fx/tools/video-fx) automatically redirects to Flow, and VideoFX is no longer offered as a standalone tool. Its capabilities have been carried over to Flow, a more full-featured AI filmmaking tool.

The successor to VideoFX is Google Flow. If you want to create video, use Google Flow (labs.google/fx/tools/flow). Flow is an "AI creative studio" built around the video model Veo (currently Veo 3.1) that generates video with audio from text or images and lets you build scenes and control the camera (as of August 2026).

Former tool
VideoFX (standalone offering discontinued; merged into Google Flow)
Successor
Google Flow (labs.google/fx/tools/flow)
Core model
Veo (currently Veo 3.1 / native audio generation)
Pricing
Included in Google AI subscriptions (Pro ¥2,900/mo, Ultra ¥36,400/mo); free tier available
Availability
Including Japan. UI supports Japanese

What you can do in Google Flow

Flow includes VideoFX's "text to video" while greatly expanding the tools for crafting footage.

01Generate video with audio

  • Veo 3.1 — generate video including dialogue and sound effects from text or images

02Build scenes

  • Scenebuilder — extend existing shots and connect scenes while keeping character consistency
  • Camera Controls — control camera motion and angle

03Manage assets

  • Ingredients / asset management — handle reference images and materials together

How to use (now Google Flow)

  1. Sign up for a Google AI plan

    Flow is available on Google AI Pro and above.

  2. Open Flow

    Go to labs.google/fx/tools/flow (the old VideoFX URL redirects here automatically).

  3. Prompt with text or an image

    Describe the video you want, or provide a source image.

  4. Generate and edit

    Generate the video and build scenes with Scenebuilder and camera controls.

  5. Export

    Export the finished video.

Pricing

Flow is not sold standalone; it is included in Google AI subscriptions. Beyond the free tier, it is available on Google AI Pro (¥2,900/mo) and Ultra (¥36,400/mo), with generation metered by credits. Credit amounts can change, so check the official site for the latest (as of August 2026).

What VideoFX was (at the time)

VideoFX, released in Google Labs in May 2024, was an experimental text-to-video tool powered by the Veo video model. It could generate short clips from prompts, but at Google I/O in May 2025 its successor Flow was announced, and its capabilities were carried into Flow and merged.

The core model is covered on the Veo page. Image generation's ImageFX was likewise merged into Flow. Among non-Google video AIs, Runway ML and Kling are worth comparing.

This page is based on information published on the official site as of August 2026. Names, specs, and pricing may change with the integration, so check Google Flow for the latest.

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