Google Expands Veo 3 AI Video Tool Access and Introduces New Watermarking Features

Google brings its cinematic AI-video tool to Pro subscribers

If you live in the UK and you want more than limited access to Veo 3, then today is your lucky day. Google has now expanded the AI Ultra subscription to consumers in the UK, bringing the total number of countries where the plan is available up to 73. To help with identifying AI-generated content, Google will now start putting a visible watermark on all AI videos. The only exception is if you're an AI Ultra member and you generated a video through Flow. Regardless of whether you're an AI Ultra member or not, all AI-generated content will still have Google's invisible SynthID watermark embedded. Google recently rolled out its SynthID Detector tool to early testers, but the company says it will expand availability soon.

Gemini app 'Pro' users getting Veo 3 trial on Android & iOS, AI Ultra now in 73 countries

Following last week's launch at I/O 2025, Google is expanding access to Veo 3 in the Gemini app and Flow, while the Google AI Ultra subscription is coming to more subscribers. If you're a Google AI Pro ($19.99 per month) subscriber, the Gemini app on Android and iOS will soon let you generate 10 Veo 3 videos that can feature sound (background noise, dialogue, and more). At the moment, that limit does not reset and you will go back to Veo 2 afterwards. This so-called trial pack first came to gemini.google.com last week and is now starting to roll out on mobile. Select "Video" in the redesigned prompt bar to get started. When Veo 3 is rolled out, you'll see the following: This limited Google AI Pro access to Veo 3 is also coming to the Flow AI filmmaking tool. Meanwhile, like with images, Google is adding a visible watermark to all generated videos starting today. The only exception is generations in Flow if you're a Google AI Ultra subscriber. All generated content from Google has an invisible SynthID watermark. At I/O, the company announced a SynthID Detector tool on the web that will let people upload content to check if there's a watermark. This is currently available for early testers, with access expanding soon. Finally, Google is continuing to let more people around the world subscribe to Google AI Ultra ($249.99/month in the US) with a launch in the UK today. It's now available in 73 countries:

We're bringing Veo 3 to more countries, and to more users on the Gemini mobile app.

Google AI Pro subscribers in those countries get limited access to Veo 3 in Flow, and a 10-pack of trial video generations to test it out in the Gemini app. Starting today, Pro subscribers will also have access to Veo 3 in the Gemini mobile app. It's important that people can access provenance tools for content online. The SynthID watermark is embedded in all content generated by Google's generative AI models. Our SynthID Detector rolled out to early testers last week, and we plan to expand access soon. As an additional step to help people identify AI-generated content, today we're adding a visible watermark to all videos, except for videos generated by Ultra members in Flow, our tool for AI filmmakers.