Google VEO 3 Free | New Feature – Tutorial 2

1. Getting Started with Google Flow

Before we begin, make sure you know how to access Google Flow. If you’re new, check out my previous tutorial where I explained how to set up your Google AI Pro subscription and start a project.

Once you’re in Google Flow, simply:

• Open a new project.
• Enter your prompt (e.g., “Snow falling in Lagos, Nigeria”).

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2. Choosing the Right Model

Google Flow offers multiple rendering models, each with different quality levels and credit usage.

• VEO 3 Quality – High-quality video (recommended).
• VEO 3 Fast – Slightly lower quality but includes audio and consumes fewer credits (20 credits per video).

For this tutorial, we’ll start with VEO 3 Quality.

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3. Generating Your First Video

1. Enter your prompt (e.g., “Snow falling over rooftops in Lagos, Nigeria”).
2. Select VEO 3 Quality.
3. Submit your request.

Flow will process your prompt in a few minutes. Once ready, you can watch your AI-generated video—and just like that, it’s snowing in Nigeria! ❄️

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4. Trying VEO 3 Fast

Now, let’s explore the VEO 3 Fast option:

1. Enter a new prompt.
2. Select VEO 3 Fast.
3. Submit and wait a few moments.

The video will be ready quickly, and the quality is surprisingly close to VEO 3 Quality, while consuming fewer credits. Plus, it automatically includes audio.

💡 Pro Tip: If you’re creating lots of videos and want to save credits, VEO 3 Fast is a great option. Use VEO 3 Quality when you need your absolute best render.

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5. Final Thoughts

So there you have it—AI just made it snow in Nigeria. With Google Flow, you can bring any vision to life, from surreal weather events to cinematic scenes.

👉 What do you think? Would you stick with VEO 3 Quality for the best results, or switch to VEO 3 Fast to save credits?