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Hans India
a day ago
- Business
- Hans India
Canva integrates Google's Veo 3 for AI video clip generation with sound
Canva has rolled out a powerful new feature—Create a Video Clip—allowing users to generate 8-second video clips with sound using Google's Veo 3, the latest and most advanced AI video generation model. Announced on Thursday, the feature is available via the Canva homepage and is currently accessible to Canva Pro, Teams, Enterprise, and Nonprofit users. For now, usage is limited to five AI-generated videos per month. Danny Wu, Head of AI Products at Canva, shared, 'We're among the first to integrate Google's Veo 3 video model just weeks after its release. Now, millions of Canva users can create dynamic, high-quality video teasers with realistic visuals, synchronized audio, and polished motion.' How to Use Canva's 'Create a Video Clip' Feature: Visit the Canva homepage and go to Canva AI Click Create a Video Clip Enter a prompt describing your desired video The AI generates the video in Canva's Video Editor, where you can further customize it using tools like Brand Kit, music overlays, and text. Once edited, the video can be adapted into other formats like social posts, presentations, or marketing assets. To ensure safe and ethical use, all content is moderated by Canva Shield, a protective layer that filters harmful inputs and outputs. This launch follows Canva's recent AI-focused moves, including the acquisition of Leonardo AI, and the soon-to-be-acquired MagicBrief, an AI-powered creative intelligence platform. Earlier this year, Canva also introduced its Visual Suite 2.0, featuring new AI tools like a voice-enabled assistant, AI-powered spreadsheet builder, and coding assistant. According to the company, Magic Studio and Canva AI tools have now been used over 18 billion times.
Indian Express
a day ago
- Business
- Indian Express
Canva rolls out new AI video clip feature powered by Google's Veo 3 model
Canva is bringing Google's latest and most advanced AI video generation model to its platform. The design software company announced on Thursday, June 19, that users will be able to tap into Veo 3 through a newly launched Canva AI feature called 'Create a Video Clip' in order to generate an eight second-long video clip with sound. With this feature powered by Veo 3, users will be able to easily turn their pitch deck opener or social media post into an AI-generated video teaser. The Create a Video Clip feature is accessible from the Canva homepage. It is available to Canva Pro, Teams, and Enterprise subscribers as well as Canva Nonprofit users. However, users will be restricted to five AI-generated videos every month for the time being. 'We're one of the first platforms to integrate Google's Veo 3 video generation model, just weeks after its debut. Create a Video Clip makes this advanced technology accessible to millions on Canva, empowering anyone to produce dynamic, polished videos with high-quality visuals, realistic motion, and synchronized audio,' Danny Wu, the head of AI products at Canva, said in a blog post. The 'Create a Video Clip' feature is also available for paid users of Leonardo AI, the generative AI content and research platform acquired by Canva last year. Follow these steps to create an AI-generated video using the Create a Video Clip feature that is powered by Google's Veo 3 model: – Go to Canva AI from the homepage or sidebar – Select Create a Video Clip – Enter a prompt based on the video you want to generate – The video will open in Video Editor where you can fine-tune it using Canva tools such as Brand Kit to add text, music, etc. 'From there, it can also be copied into other design formats – whether it's a social post presentation, or campaign asset,' Canva said. In order to prevent the generation of harmful content, Canva said that its new feature is protected by Canva Shield, which is designed to moderate the inputs and outputs from these tools. Canva on Wednesday also revealed plans to acquire an AI-powered creative intelligence platform called MagicBrief as the company looks to broaden the scope of its AI tech stack. Earlier this year, Canva introduced its all-new Visual Suite 2.0, which includes an AI coding tool, a voice-enabled AI feature, and an AI-powered spreadsheet generator. Magic Studio and Canva AI have been used over 18 billion times so far, the company revealed.
Tom's Guide
2 days ago
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Google's Veo 3 video model is now live in Canva — here's how to try it
Google's latest AI video model, Veo 3 (that's the one with audio) is now available inside Canva — giving creators of all levels a simple way to generate high-quality video clips from a text prompt. The new feature, called Create a Video Clip, is now live for Canva Pro ($15/month or $120/year per person), Teams, Enterprise and Nonprofit users. The new feature lets you type a short prompt — such as 'country morning sunrise" or 'cinematic product teaser' — and instantly generate an 8-second, high-quality video complete with synchronized audio. The video opens directly in Canva's video editor, where you can fine-tune it with music, text and more. You can also drop it into social media designs, presentations, or other projects. This marks one of the first major integrations of Google Veo 3 into a design platform, and it comes just weeks after Google first debuted the model at I/O 2025. For many creators, AI-generated video has been powerful but hard to use and even harder to afford for casual users. Veo 3 and Google Flow is part of the Ultra package, which is $249/month. By bringing Veo 3 into Canva's all-in-one platform, video creation is now as accessible as generating AI images or graphics. As part of the press announcement, Canva says this is part of its 'multi-model' approach, aimed at putting AI-powered design tools into a single workflow. It also shows how fast AI video generation is evolving: the fact that users can now create polished, brandable video clips — with audio — in just a few clicks would have seemed impossible a year ago. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Create a Video Clip is now live inside Canva AI. Just select it from the homepage or sidebar, type your prompt and start generating. Video generations take a little under 2 minutes. The feature is limited to five generations per month at launch, but Canva says more capacity is coming. It's also rolling out across for paid users on that platform. As with Canva's other AI tools, this one is backed by Canva Shield, the company's trust and safety system for AI content. AI-generated video is moving fast. With Veo 3 now built into Canva, creating short, cinematic-quality clips just got a lot easier. Whether you're making content for social media, marketing a business or having fun with your own personal projects, take it from someone who has tested Veo 3 extensively, this is one AI video tool worth trying.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Amusement park guests told to keep mouths shut on rides due to cicada swarms
Cicada Brood 14 has emerged in parts of the eastern U.S., and they're causing quite a stir. Visitors to Kings Island Amusement and Waterpark in Mason, Ohio, were recently advised to keep their mouths closed on rides to prevent a close encounter with a flying cicada. A series of viral videos shows guests swatting and running away from cicadas at Kings Island. Their loud chirps dominate the scene. "They literally land on you and fly into your face!" TikTok user Kyla Renee Carter said in a video upload caption. Local media reports the cicadas are "covering" every tree in the area, and their noises are drowning out the sounds of the rides. TikTok user Brittanyhunter273 said cicada activity seems to die down at the park after 5 p.m., making evenings the best time to visit. periodical cicadas are here. welcome brood xiv — emmrich volkarin's wife guy (@feedorahe) June 11, 2025 Dr. Gene Kritsky from Mount St. Joseph University told WCPO Brood 14 has "history" in the region, having first been spotted by the pilgrims in 1634. A cicada brood represents a group of periodical cicadas that emerge en masse in a certain area after spending the first 13 or 17 years underground. This particular brood has a 17-year life cycle. An emergence typically lasts between 4 and 6 weeks. During that time, cicadas shed their exoskeleton, mate, lay eggs, and then die. The cycle then repeats. The last time Brood 14 emerged was in 2008. We'll see them again in 2042. Header image: Created by Cheryl Santa Maria for The Weather Network using elements from Canva Pro.
Scotsman
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
All Glasgow road closures as filming for JJ Abrams' new blockbuster begins
Almost 70 streets around Glasgow are set to close while filming takes place for what is believed to be JJ Abrams' upcoming blockbuster. | Getty Images / Canva Pro All of the road closures in place in Glasgow this June as filming begins for what's believed to be JJ Abrams' new blockbuster starring Glen Powell and Samuel L Jackson. Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Hollywood's takeover of Scotland will continue, with J.J Abrams' latest blockbuster to close almost 70 streets in Glasgow for filming. Taking place across 69 roads around the city, Glasgow City Council have announced a number of road closures and restrictions throughout June to accommodate the production. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Shooting under the working title of 'Ghostwriter', the Bad Robot and Warner Bros. produced film from the Star Trek and Star Wars director is set to star Glen Powell (Twisters), Jenna Ortega (Wednesday), Emma Mackey (Barbie) and acting legend Samuel L Jackson. Glen Powell, Jenna Ortega, Emma Mackey and Samuel L Jackson are all set to star in JJ Abrams' untitled blockbuster which is currently known as Ghostwriter. | Getty Images After filming in Edinburgh from the beginning of the month, the currently untitled project has seen a number of streets around the capital transformed. And while it has yet to be confirmed as the same production, previous reports have said that Abrams had been scouting locations in Scotland earlier this year with filming set to begin in Glasgow in June. Another film that was shot on the streets of Glasgow (it's hard to head into town without stumbling across a camera crew these days), Edgar Wright's remake of 1980s Arnold Schwarzenegger action classic 'The Running Man' will be out in November. Glen Powell takes over the main role as man taking part in a killer reality television game show, based on a short story by Stephen King (under his Richard Bachman pen name). | Contributed And in the coming months, it is believed that Marvel will return to Scotland to shoot the fourth instalment of the Tom Holland Spider-Man films, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, in Glasgow. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But if you're more interested in what is being filmed in the city this June, here's what you need to know about Glasgow road closures, restrictions and more. JJ Abrams filming in Glasgow: All of the road closures and restrictions in place this June There will be extensive disruption for weeks across the city centre to accommodate filming, including full road closures, waiting and loading bans, suspended bus lanes and even pedestrian restrictions. The measures will be implemented by Glasgow City Council. Prohibition of Vehicle Movements: In addition to roads being closed, any street listed under this section will also be closed to pedestrians during 'action' periods. Further guidance can be found on Glasgow City Council's website. From 3am to 11.59pm on June 17 Newton Street between Argyle Street and Broomielaw North Street between Anderston Quay and Argyle Street From 8am on June 15 until 11.59pm on June 16 Cadogan Street between West Campbell Street and Douglas Street Blythswood Street between Waterloo Street and Holm Street Douglas Street between Cadogan Street and Waterloo Street From 1pm to 11.59pm on June 17 Blythswood Street between St Vincent Street and Argyle Street Bothwell Lane for its full length Bothwell Street between Pitt Street and Wellington Street Cadogan Street between Douglas Street and Wellington Street Douglas Street between St Vincent Street and Cadogan Street Holm Street between Blythswood Street and Wellington Street Pitt Street between Waterloo Street and Bothwell Street St Peter's Lane for its full length St Vincent Lane between Pitt Street and Wellington Street Washington Lane for its full length Washington Street between Broomielaw and Balaclava Street Waterloo Street between Douglas Street and Wellington Street West Campbell Street between St Vincent Street and Argyle Street From 8am on June 18 until 11.59pm on June 23 Cadogan Street between West Campbell Street and Douglas Street Blythswood Street between Waterloo Street and Holm Street Douglas Street between Cadogan Street and Waterloo Street (access to car park only) From 9am on June 16 to 8am on June 19 Blythswood Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street Bothwell Street between Pitt Street and Hope Street Douglas Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street St Vincent Lane between Pitt Street and Hope Street Wellington Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street West Campbell Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street From 8am on June 18 to 6pm on June 21 Pitt Street between St Vincent Street and Bothwell Street St Vincent Lane between Pitt Street and Douglas Street From 8am on June 20 to 8 am on June 21 Dunblane Street between Milton Street and McPhater Street Maitland Street between Stewart Street and McPhater Street Milton Street between Port Dundas Road and Maitland Street Stewart Street between Maitland Street and Dunblane Street Larbert Street between Milton Street and McPhater Street From 8am on June 19 until 11.59pm on June 20 Blythswood Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street Bothwell Lane between Blythswood Street and West Campbell Street Bothwell Street between Douglas Street and West Campbell Street St Peters Lane between Douglas Street and Blythswood Street St Vincent Street between Douglas Street and West Campbell Street From 3am on June 20 to 8am on June 21 Blythswood between St Vincent street and Bothwell Street Bothwell Street between Pitt Street and West Campbell Street Douglas Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street St Vincent Lane between Pitt Street and Hope Street West Campbell Street between St Vincent Street and Bothwell Street From 3pm on June 20 to 8am on June 21 Cadogan Street between West Campbell Street and Douglas Street Blythswood Street between Bothwell Street and Holm Street Douglas Street between Cadogan Street and St Vincent Street Bothwell Street between Pitt Street and Blythswood Street From 12.01am on June 21 to 7am on June 23 Blythswood Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street Bothwell Lane between Blythswood Street and Wellington Street Bothwell Street between Pitt Street and Hope Street Cadogan Street between Douglas Street and Wellington Street Douglas Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street Holm Street for its full length St Peters Lane for its full length St Vincent Lane between Pitt Street and Hope Street St Vincent Street between West Campbell Street and Pitt Street Waterloo Street between Douglas Street and Wellington Street Wellington Lane for its full length Wellington Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street West Campbell Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street From 8am to 11.59pm on June 22 Blythswood Street between St Vincent Street and Waterloo Street Bothwell Lane between Blythswood Street and West Campbell Street Bothwell Street between Douglas Street and West Campbell Street St Peter's Lane between Douglas Street and Blythswood Street St Vincent Street between Douglas Street and West Campbell Street Prohibition of vehicle movements by use of traffic management stop-and-go: From 3am to 11.59pm on June 17 Anderston Quay on the approach to North Street, Broomielaw on the approach to Newton Street Suspension of bus and taxi lanes: From 1pm on June 17 to 8am on June 19 and from 12.01am on June 21 to 7am on June 23 Hope Street at Waterloo Street Prohibition of waiting, loading and unloading: From 3pm on June 8 to 6pm on June 18 George Street between North Hanover Street and Montrose Street From 3pm on June 13 to 6pm on June 16 John Street for its full length Montrose Street between George Street and Cochrane Street From 3pm on June 15 to 8am on June 23 Blythswood Street between St Vincent Street and Argyle Street Bothwell Lane for its full length Bothwell Street between Pitt Street and Wellington Street Cadogan Street between Douglas Street and Wellington Street Douglas Street between St Vincent Street and Cadogan Street Holm Street between Blythswood Street and Wellington Street Pitt Street between Waterloo Street and Bothwell Street St Peter's Lane for its full length St Vincent Lane between Pitt Street and Wellington Street Washington Lane for its full length Washington Street between Broomielaw and Balaclava Street Waterloo Street between Douglas Street and Wellington Street West Campbell Street between St Vincent Street and Argyle Street From 3pm on June 18 to 6pm on June 21 Milton Street between Port Dundas Road and Maitland Street From 3pm on June 19 to 8am on June 21
