Google CEO Sundar Pichai has opened the door for everyone to try out Veo 3, the most advanced video creation tool powered by AI. VEO 3 is usually locked behind a Gemini AI Pro subscription (1,999/month in India), so VEO 3 is available to all users this weekend without restrictions.
The move is part of a push for Google to showcase the creative possibilities of Veo 3, hoping that users will continue to use it once the free window is finished once the free window is finished once users get the film's powers.
What's the special reason for Veo 3?
First unveiled at Google I/O 2025, the VEO 3 is Google's most ambitious video model. Unlike other AI video tools, VEO 3 not only generates visuals, but also generates synced audio. This is everything from dialogue and ambient sounds to background music. This means not only getting moving photos, but also getting a complete short film in Soundscape.
This tool can create animated shorts, a cinematic storyboard, or game-like cutscenes. In India, Google offers the VEO 3 FAST model. This is optimized for faster results. Generates 8-second clips with a resolution of up to 720p. This is ideal for quick experiments, although slightly lower in quality than the standard version.
How to use VEO 3 for free
If you're looking to give it a try, here's how to generate this weekend's video here:
- Open the Gemini app on Android, iOS, or on your website.
- Tap the three dot menu in the search bar.
- Select the option to create a video using VEO 3.
- Enter detailed scene descriptions, including visuals, style, background music, mood, and even dialogue. The more you provide the more details, the better the output.
- Wait a few minutes and Veo 3 will deliver an 8-second video.
- Each user gets 3 generations during this trial.
What is the catch?
Offers are strictly time-consuming. Free access runs until 10:30am on Mondays (10:00pm on Sundays). VEO 3 will then return to paid AI Protia. The free model also produces shorter 720p clips rather than the full movie output available to subscribers.
Still, this is the first time Google has opened up VEO 3 to everyone, and Pichai suggested that user feedback from this trial could shape future updates. So if you've ever wanted to oversee a mini-moby without cameras or crew, it's your chance to encourage AI to promote imagination.
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