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Canva integrates Google's Veo 3 for AI video generation with in-sync audio
Digital graphic design and editing platform Canva has announced the integration of Google's latest video generation model, Veo 3, into its suite of tools. The company stated that Canva AI, its proprietary suite of artificial intelligence features, now enables users to generate eight-second video clips with synchronised audio using the Veo 3 model. The feature is also accessible via Leonardo.Ai, a Canva-owned creative platform.
Unveiled last month at Google's I/O event, Veo 3 is the latest version of Google's video generation model. It not only produces high-quality visuals from text prompts but also generates corresponding audio—including ambient sounds and character dialogue.
Canva confirmed that video generation with Veo 3 is included in existing subscription plans. Paid users can access the tool through the Canva AI section on both the web and mobile app, using descriptive text prompts to generate video content.
Earlier this month, Google began expanding access to Veo 3 for its AI Pro subscribers. Previously limited to users on the Ultra plan, Veo 3 is now available via Flow—Google's AI-powered video editing platform—and the Gemini mobile app with limited generations for Pro-tier subscribers.
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