Free Google Veo 3 access: step‑by‑step guide

Until recently, it seemed that creating high-quality AI videos was not cheap, but Google Gemini Veo 3 easily breaks this rule. Thanks to Google Cloud's free trial period, anyone can use the best video generator for three months at no cost.

TechRadar writes about it.

How to unlock free access to Veo 3

First, go to the Google Cloud website and sign up for a trial subscription with a starting credit of $300. During registration, you will need to provide a billing address, but no money will be charged until you activate your paid subscription.

After confirming your account, open the Vertex AI — Media Studio section. The Veo 3 video generator is already available here — completely free of charge. The platform allows you to create 8-second clips with or without sound, as well as combine several fragments into a longer video.

Veo 3 quickly conquered social networks: from now on, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish a real video from a synthetic one. Despite its length limitations, Veo 3 is considered to be one of the most powerful tools for generating videos from scratch. The only "price" is the electricity consumed by processing, so those who care about the environment should use the service when necessary, rather than for the sake of experimentation.

Google warns that when you click on affiliate links on the page, the company may receive a commission, but it does not affect the free trial period.

Ultimately, it's not complicated: you register, activate your credits, and immediately start editing artificial content without spending a penny.

As a reminder, the more powerful generative models become, the harder it is to distinguish a real photo from an artificially created one. In response, Google is not only improving tools such as Gemini, Imagen, Veo, and Lyria, but also developing tools for recognizing generated content.

We also wrote that Google has unveiled an experimental app called Doppl, which allows you to "try on" clothes on a digital copy of yourself. The service is currently only available in the United States and is available on iOS and Android.