Canva Brings Google's Veo 3 AI Video Support With Audio For Premium Users
Canva is the latest tech platform to work with Google for the new Veo 3 video AI model that lets you generate high-quality content.
Canva is the latest platform to team with Google for the Veo 3 AI model that lets you generate videos with audio using text prompts. The company has confirmed that using Veo 3 you can generate an 8-second video clip with audio in sync. Google unveiled the new video generation model at the I/O 2025 last month and it claims to offer high-quality visuals with ambient sound using basic prompts.
Google has primarily kept Veo 3 AI as a paid service which is part of the AI Pro and Ultra plans available with Gemini access. Canva's new offering is part of its AI extension as it looks to entice more people to pay for its service even though most of the basic features are available with the free version as well.
Veo 3 AI Videos In Canva: How To Get Started
Talking about the Veo 3 integration, you would need the Canva premium version and the AI tool will be automatically added to your plan. Canva says Veo 3 will work on the web and the mobile apps.
You can start using the premium feature by tapping on the Create with AI option. Give a detailed text prompt describing the kind of video you want the AI model to generate. You can make further additions like title, change the timeline of the visuals by clicking on Use canva editor bubble.
The platform clearly sees the need to integrate with other third-party AI models to enrich its own services and get more people to buy the premium subscription. Google also has plans to make Veo 3 AI work through its own products like YouTube.
The video streaming platform intends to bring Google's Veo 3 AI model to the feature which makes shooting a video and creating a script redundant in a big way. The integration of Veo 3 into YouTube Shorts is expected later this year and the update was shared by YouTube CEO Neal Mohan at an event recently.
With Shorts pivoting to AI it could mean trouble for those who make a living because of the platform.
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