If you were eager to try Google’s Veo 3 AI video generator in India, there’s good news. Google has officially launched its highly anticipated AI video generation tool in India within months of its global release. This powerful tool is designed to create high-definition videos from simple text or image prompts and is now accessible to users through the Google AI Pro subscription tier.
Veo 3, which first made waves at Google I/O 2025, has garnered significant attention globally for its ability to produce immersive and creative AI-generated videos. In India, Google is rolling out the Veo 3 Fast model, an optimised version designed for quicker generation speeds. Note that Veo 3’s capability will be accessible in India via the Google Gemini app on Android and iOS apps
Google Veo 3 India availability and pricing
To access Veo 3 in India, users must subscribe to the AI Pro plan via the Gemini app (available on Android and iOS). The AI Pro subscription is priced at Rs 1,999 per month. Google is also offering a one-month free trial for new subscribers to explore the capabilities of Gemini Pro and Veo 3.
Subscribers to the AI Pro plan will be able to generate up to three Veo 3 Fast videos per day. Once this limit is reached, the app will automatically switch users to Veo 2, an earlier version of the AI video generator.
What can you do with Google Veo 3
In the words of Google, Veo 3 is its most advanced video generation model, capable of producing short and high-quality clips. It allows users to create 8-second video clips at 720p resolution using either written descriptions or image-based prompts.
A distinguishing feature of Veo 3 is its ability to integrate background music, sound effects, and even synthesised speech, promising to enrich the storytelling experience. Examples of prompts could range from “a robot playing sitar on a floating island” to “Bigfoot spotted shopping in Delhi.”
Google has implemented strict measures to ensure the responsible use of Veo 3. All videos generated by the AI tool will include both visible and invisible watermarks, utilising Google’s SynthID technology, that clearly indicate their AI-generated origin. Additionally, the company has established usage policies and moderation tools to prevent misuse and monitor the type of content being created, prioritising user privacy and safety.