We have seen AI image generators like MidJourney and AI video generators like Sora. Now, Google has introduced a video-to-audio generator called V2A AI. As the name suggests, this AI model can generate audio for a given video.
In this guide, we will explain what V2A AI is and how you can use it once it becomes accessible. But, before we get into that, we recommend you join the OpenAI Sora waitlist for early access.
What Is the Google Video-To-Audio AI?
The Google video-to-audio (V2A) AI generates synchronised soundtracks for silent videos. This AI tool combines video pixels with natural language prompts to create realistic soundscapes for the on-screen action.
V2A uses a diffusion-based approach to iteratively refine audio from random noise, guided by video input and text prompts. This technology offers creative control with positive and negative prompts to guide sound generation.
How to Use the Google V2A AI
Google's video-to-audio (V2A) AI is currently not available for public use, and no release timeline has been provided. As it stands, it is not possible to use the V2A AI. For more details, you can refer to the DeepMind blog on V2A.
When Google’s V2A AI becomes available, you can use it by following these steps:
- Visit the DeepMind site and navigate to the V2A tool.
- Upload your video to the platform.
- Enter positive and negative prompts to guide the type of audio you want (e.g., “rain sounds”).
- The AI will create a synchronized audio track for your video based on the provided prompts.
- Adjust the audio settings and prompts as needed to refine the output.
Stay updated through the DeepMind blog for future announcements and detailed instructions.
That covers everything about Google video-to-audio (V2A) AI. We hope you found our guide informational. Before heading off, check out other trending AI tools such as Luma Dream Machine, OpenAI Sora, and ChatGPT-4o.