Google has recently started working on integrating its latest AI-powered video generation mode, Veo 2, for YouTube creators. On its YouTube blog, the company announced that its Dream Screen features- which is used for generating custom backgrounds in YouTube shorts is now powered up by Veo 2. With Veo 2’s enhanced capabilities and features, creators can generate video backgrounds or standalone clips for Shorts.
Details about YouTube Dream Screen With Veo 2
Google said that creators can simply type a prompt and can generate a video clip that aligns with their Shorts content. The feature utilises the text-to-video capabilities of Veo 2 and produce high quality videos across various styles and subjects that perfectly aligns with the Shorts content.
More than this users can also specify visual elements, such as style, lens type, or cinematics effects. The AI-generated videos will include SynthID watermarks and clear labels that indicate their AI origin.
Initially the Veo 2 integration is rolling out to creators in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. After which the plan will expand to more regions in the future.
How To Generate Video For YouTube Shorts Using Veo 2
Follow these simple steps to understand how you can also generate Ai video for YouTube with the help of Veo 2:
For Video Backgrounds:
- At first open your Shorts camera
- Select Green Screen
- Then choose Dream screen
- Enter a prompt
- After then select an image
- Finally create the video background
For Standalone Clips:
- At first open the Shorts Camera
- Then tap Add to open the media picker
- Tap Create at the top
- Enter a prompt
- Then select an image
- Click Create Video
- Finally choose the desired length and make the clip
More About Google Veo 2
Google’s Veo 2 was released in December last year, which offers improved realism by better understanding real-world physics, human movement, and expression. The company claims that the model can handle complex requests, including specific genres, lens types, and cinematic effects.
Adding this, the Ai model supports video generation in resolutions up to 4k, with extended video lengths reaching several minutes.
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