"Google Photos now supports text prompts for video generation, according to the update announcement on Monday, allowing users to describe the specific movement, style, or effect they want to see when bringing still images to life. Text prompts join the existing "Subtle Movement" and "I'm feeling lucky" options that are already available for Google Photos' image-to-video tool - neither of which allowed users to enter their own descriptions to guide the results."
"The new text prompt feature is restricted to users who are 18 or older. This age restriction only applies to Google's image-to-video tool in Photos, however - text prompts have been available for the same capabilities in Gemini for some time, and are available to any users who are 13 or older. The ability to add descriptive prompts brings Photos' image-to-video tool more in line with rival AI editors like xAI's Grok, which was notably abused to undress photos of real people and children."
Google Photos added text prompts for its image-to-video tool, letting users describe movements, styles, or effects to guide generated videos. Prompts join existing "Subtle Movement" and "I'm feeling lucky" options and can be edited to fine-tune results. The feature requires users to be 18 or older, while Gemini allows prompts for users 13 and older. The ability to add descriptive prompts brings Photos closer to rival AI editors such as xAI's Grok, which has been abused. Generative AI features vary by region. Users can include audio by default and use a new Gmail Photos picker to share media.
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