Google Veo AI 3 launched in United States, Might not release in India

Updated on: 2025-06-16

Generated by Gemini AI

2025-05-22

Google has launched Google Veo AI 3, its cutting-edge AI video generation tool, marking a significant leap in the realm of generative video AI. Unveiled at the I/O 2025 event, Veo 3 stands as a direct competitor to models like OpenAI Sora and Runway Gen-3, aiming to set new industry standards for AI filmmaking.

This third-generation AI-powered video creation platform empowers users to effortlessly generate dynamic videos from both text-to-video AI and image-to-video prompts. A key differentiator for Veo 3 is its remarkable ability to produce videos with highly realistic physics and accurate lip-syncing, elevating the quality of high-quality AI video content. While the current focus is on short-form content, the capabilities hint at a future of long-form AI video potential, offering cinematic AI video experiences previously unimaginable.

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Accessing Google Veo AI 3

For individual creators in the United States, Google Veo AI 3 is available as part of Google’s new AI Ultra subscription plan. This plan is priced at $249.99 per month, with a promotional 50% discount for the first three months for new subscribers. To begin generating videos, users simply need to subscribe to AI Ultra, access the Gemini app, tap the dedicated “video” button in the prompt bar, and input their desired prompts, with options to specify speech and music.

Enterprise users looking to leverage Google DeepMind Veo‘s capabilities for large-scale production can access Veo 3 on Vertex AI, Google’s cloud platform for deploying and managing AI models. Businesses can express their interest through the “Veo Early Access Interest Form” to integrate this powerful AI for filmmakers into their workflows.

Google Veo AI 3 is available in the U.S

While Google Veo AI 3 is currently available in the US, Google has announced plans for global expansion, indicating that other regions, including India, will gain access soon. This highly anticipated tool is poised to revolutionize content creation, offering innovative solutions for marketing video AI, educational video AI, and beyond, truly pushing the boundaries of AI in media production.

In the US, Google’s new video-audio AI tool is now accessible. The tool is available to individual producers and enthusiasts as part of the company’s new Ultra subscription plan, which is targeted at experienced AI users and costs $249.99 per month (with a special offer for first-time customers of 50% off for your first three months). Veo 3 will be available to business users via Google’s Vertex AI platform.

Google Veo AI 3: How to buy?

Individual creators can’t use Veo 3 without purchasing the AI Ultra plan. For enterprise, the Veo 3 is in private preview on Vortex AI. A “Veo Early Access Interest Form” will need to be completed by them. According to the corporation, a wider deployment will take place in the upcoming weeks.

Google Veo AI 3: Availability in India?

Users in India cannot use Veo 3 in India. The video tool is available only in the US, and Google said it will expand the Veo 3 to other regions soon. Will it be available in India? It’s hard to answer, but I think India might get Veo 3 access early compared to other countries.

How to use Google Veo AI 3?

As previously stated, Veo 3 is accessible to individual users under the Google AI Ultra plan. This is how to begin.

To unlock Veo 3 features, sign up for AI Ultra.
Go to your device’s Gemini app.
In the prompt bar, tap the “video” button.
Tap the three dots to see more options if you don’t see it.
Type in the prompt: For instance, “A serene beach at sunset with waves gently crashing.” Additional prompts to include speech, music, and other elements can also be provided.
Press “Generate” in step six. Veo 3 will create a video with realistic images and synced sounds.

Users have already in U>S started making videos using Veo 3, and it’s amazing

I tested the new Google “Veo-3” vs OpenAI’s “Sora.”

I feel like comparing a bike vs. a rocket: pic.twitter.com/HIiM8P0ST0

— Ruben Hassid (@RubenHssd) May 21, 2025