TL;DR: Google Vids is a new browser-based video editor integrated with Google Drive, offering features like adding media, audio, text, and transitions. It supports AI-generated clips and avatars, with ...

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You can get started with Google Vids by going to https://vids.google.com or opening up Google Drive on the web and choosing New > Google Vids from the menu on the left. The opening splash screen ...

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Google Vids is the company's web-based video editor, and you can now use it for free. Up until now, Vids was available only for paying Google Workspace subscribers, but this move makes it accessible ...

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Google has rolled out a new update that will enable users to edit videos directly within Google Drive. This could happen by using its AI-powered tool, Google Vids- the new feature simplifies workflows ...

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Google Vids is getting a new free tier for everyone to try the video editor. This version gets all the basic features, but not the AI features. Meanwhile, the paid tier gets new AI-generated avatars ...

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