The function is directly created in the gallery application of new smartphones and allows you to create a video up to five seconds in one or two minutes. The video can be in vertical or horizontal format. The user cannot set text tips, so the result depends on how AI interprets the image.
It works differently. A simple picture – for example, the portrait or photo of an animal – can be quite realistic. However, when trying to process more complex or abstract images, the result can be strange or even ridiculous.
The video itself is stored in MP4 format. The first two months function will be free for 400 Honor owners, but 10 videos per day are limited. In the future, Google will need a subscription use, but the details have not yet been announced.
Currently, video production can be officially used for Google Cloud’s approved corporate users, where the cost is 50 cents in the second of the video. Gemini has a generation in advanced subscription, but only based on texts.
Source: Ferra
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