Google Flow Gets Boost with New Video Editing Features

Google has updated its video editing tool, Google Flow, to give creators more control over their videos. The new features include the ability to set specific start and end frames for a smoother narrative, as well as the option to export videos in high-definition (HD) or ultra-high-definition (UHD) resolutions.

Additionally, users can now draft videos quickly at a lower resolution before committing to a full-resolution render. This feature is particularly useful for creators on-the-go who need to test out concepts and compositions without sacrificing quality.

The updates are part of the Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash release, which aims to enhance the video editing capabilities in Google Flow. These new features are now available to all users starting today.