Google unveils new AI 'wizard', turning ideas into movies in the blink of an eye

Google recently introduced Flow, an advanced artificial intelligence (AI)-powered filmmaking tool designed to help creators tell stories visually and effectively.

Google launches AI 'wizard' Flow specializing in creating movies

In a dramatic move to reshape the way people create digital content, Google has officially launched Flow - the most advanced artificial intelligence filmmaking platform today developed by Google DeepMind.

According to Google, Flow is the successor and development of the previous VideoFX experiment. More than just a support tool, Flow aims to become a "virtual director", accompanying creators on the entire journey from idea to finished product.

Google Flow - When artificial intelligence becomes the new era film director

Unveiled at Google I/O 2025, Flow is a synthesis of three of Google's most powerful AI models today: Veo 3, Imagen 3 , and Gemini 1.5 Pro .

This is not simply a technical integration, but a complete creative ecosystem, allowing users to develop an entire film project - from ideas, characters, sets, animations, dialogue to soundtrack - without leaving the platform.

Flow works on the philosophy of “intuitive storytelling.” Users simply enter a text description—like “Boy standing on cliff as it starts to rain”—and Flow will create a video with cinematic camera angles, smooth motion, appropriate lighting, and even immersive ambient sounds.

The power of Veo 3 helps videos reach 4K quality with cinematic effects, while Imagen creates vivid scenes and characters from descriptions. And Gemini acts as an "AI screenwriter", helping the story flow logically and suggesting dialogue and situations.

Google Flow Introduction Video

Flow doesn’t just stop at creating short clips, it supports building entire sequences of footage, connecting them into a complete film. Users can organize scenes in a timeline, edit each segment, add details, or ask the AI ​​to develop different branches of content - just like working with a real editing team.

In particular, Google Flow also comes with a powerful feature: automatic audio generation. Background music, sounds, and character voices are created by AI and perfectly synchronized with expressions and mouth movements. This significantly reduces post-production costs, especially useful for independent filmmakers, content marketers, and individual creators.

To help users organize their work effectively, Flow integrates an asset manager that allows them to store and reuse created characters, scenes, and props. Combined with the Flow TV platform - a community-created video library - users can share, learn, and develop ideas from thousands of other creative products.

Flow also features Camera Controls for adjusting angles and movements, Scenebuilder for editing and expanding footage, and Asset Management for organizing elements and reminders.

Revolution in the creative industry

Screenshot from video generated by Google Flow

The emergence of Google Flow marks a turning point not only in technology but also in the content industry. Previously, creating a short film required a team of experts: screenwriter, director, cameraman, editor, sound, lighting... Now, a single individual can do all the steps by himself with the help of AI.

The big question, however, is: how will this change the place of humans in creativity? Flow does not replace creators, but acts as an augmenting tool, helping humans realize ideas that were previously out of reach due to financial, technical, or resource constraints. The director of the future may no longer hold a camera, but use language to control a “virtual film studio”.

Flow is currently available in the Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra plans. With the Ultra plan, users get full access to the features: high-quality video export, complex scene creation, and advanced audio support.

Flow can create impressive scenes

While Flow is still in its early stages, it reflects a growing interest in how AI can help with visual storytelling. At this stage, it can’t replace traditional filmmaking, but it’s a great start.

Google says it plans to continue working with the creative community to shape the future of the tool.

When imagination is the only limit

Google Flow ushers in an era where everyone can be a storyteller. In a world where digital content is growing exponentially, tools like Flow not only save time and money, but also empower the creativity of millions of people who have never stepped foot in the world of filmmaking.

While there are still debates about copyright, authenticity, ethics, and the boundaries between human and machine creativity, it is undeniable that Google Flow is laying the first bricks for a new artistic revolution, where artificial intelligence does not replace humans, but accompanies humans to make all cinematic dreams come true.

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PHAN HAI DANG

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