Google just redesigned its creative platform Flow, folding experimental tools ImageFX and Whisk directly into a single workspace. Creators can now generate assets with the built-in Nano Banana model and immediately use them as ingredients for Veo video generations, alongside new lasso-based natural language precision editing.
Google Labs just doubled the monthly AI credits for Google AI Ultra subscribers from 12,500 to 25,000, giving creators twice the runway for its filmmaking tool Flow and image experiment Whisk. Flow has already generated over 100 million videos since May, while Whisk is expanding into 77 more countries. Why it matters: Google is sweetening its top-tier AI subscription with serious creative firepower to keep up with competing video generators.
Google just expanded Whisk, its experimental image-remixing tool, to more than 100 countries worldwide. Instead of typing text prompts, Whisk lets you combine up to three images to define the subject, scene, and style using Imagen 3. The catch: users in the UK, EU, and India still have to wait.
