Google’s Veo 3 Video Generation Model Arrives in Singapore
- Kyle Chua
- Jun 4, 2025
- 2 min read
You can now try Google’s latest video generation model, Veo 3, which produces eight-second videos.
The search engine giant announced today that Singaporean subscribers of Google AI Ultra and Google AI Pro plans can now access Veo 3 via Gemini web, the Gemini app, and through the AI filmmaking tool Flow.
What’s perhaps most interesting about Veo 3 is how realistic the videos it generates are. Not only that, the model also produces audio to go with the videos. It can add fully realized soundscapes and conversations in videos, from traffic noises in the background of a city street scene to characters conversing with each other. The model even knows how to maintain the consistency of character from clip to clip.
On top of all these, you also adjust the camera angle, framing, and movement of your videos, enabling you to accurately bring scenes from your imagination to life.
To celebrate Veo 3’s launch in Singapore, Google shared a sample video generated by the model using the prompt: “Create a video about Singaporeans celebrating Veo 3 coming to Singapore.”
Veo 3 has generated a lot of buzz among internet users since it was first unveiled at Google I/O 2025 in May. And if you’ve been on any social media platform the last couple of weeks, chances are you’ve seen some of the videos generated using the AI model and not realized they were artificially generated. That’s how impressive – or scary, depending on who you talk to – the latest version of the video generation model is.
Alongside Veo 3, Google also announced updates to Gemini AI. One example is Gemini Live camera and screen sharing coming to Android and iOS, allowing you to point your phone at anything and talk the AI through it. Gemini is also coming to Chrome, giving you the ability to ask it questions while you browse.
Google also announced improvements to its text-to-image model, with the launch of Imagen 4. The model can now create images in a range of aspect ratios and up to 2K resolution.
Other key announcements include Google Beam, an AI-first 3D video communication platform, Android XR, a new Android platform for headsets and glasses, AI Mode on Search, and the previously mentioned Flow, a new AI filmmaking tool that Google touts is built by and for creatives.
Google has announced its latest video generation model, Veo 3, is now available in Singapore.
You can access it if you're a subscriber of Google AI Ultra and Google AI Pro plans via Gemini web, the Gemini app, and through the AI filmmaking tool Flow.
Veo 3 has generated a lot of buzz since it was first unveiled for how realistic the videos it generates are.
