Google now lets you edit avatars through its Vids app

Google on Thursday added new features to its video editing software, including controlling and changing avatars via voice commands, Veo 3.1 support, the ability to send videos to YouTube, and record with a Chrome extension.

Ogwiritsa azitha kugwiritsa ntchito zilankhulo zachirengedwe kuwongolera ma avatar kuti “achite” powonekera. This can include avatars that interact with an object, prop, or tool. The company said that despite the change in output, Vids keeps pace.

Google said that depending on the theme of the video, users can change the look by changing the look, change the clothes, and create a new background through the details.

Last month, Google added and Video editing modes for Vids so users can add sound or music to their clips. With this release, Google is introducing the Veo 3.1 video version, which can create eight layers within the video editing tool. The company is offering 10 free generations per month to all users. The company said Google AI Ultra and Workspace AI Ultra accounts can generate more than 1,000 Veo videos per month.

In addition, Google is adding the ability to send finished videos directly to YouTube, saving downloads and uploads. All exported videos are private, so you can preview the video before making it public.

The company is also adding a new Chrome recording extension for video recording, allowing users to record the screen with audio or video.

Google has been adding features to Vids after revealing the ad 2024 to help create business products. Last year, the company brought AI avatars in Vids are an added convenience for consumers. In February, the company added 2D and 3D avatars and added language support. seven new voice languagesincluding French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Japanese.

Google Vids is facing competition from the likes of , , and .