Google Photos has rolled out a significant upgrade to its Photo-to-Video feature, enabling users to turn still images into dynamic short videos using text prompts. This latest update is designed to give users more creative control over the video generation process and enhance content creation directly within the app.
With the new feature, users aged 18 and older can type descriptive prompts detailing motion, visual style, or specific effects they want applied to their photos. The AI-powered system interprets these instructions and generates a short video that matches the user’s vision. Additionally, users can edit and refine the prompts, making adjustments until the final output aligns with their expectations.
The update aims to simplify content creation for both casual users and creative enthusiasts, offering a seamless way to bring memories and images to life. Google Photos’ AI tools now allow for more expressive storytelling, letting users transform static photos into cinematic clips that can be shared across social media platforms or kept as personal keepsakes.
This advancement also highlights Google’s focus on generative AI applications for everyday users, bridging the gap between professional-grade content creation and accessible, user-friendly tools. As text-to-video capabilities continue to evolve, Google Photos positions itself as a versatile platform for both organization and creative expression.
The feature is currently available on Google Photos for eligible users and supports iterative improvements, meaning users can continuously refine videos based on prompt adjustments.
