Google Drive has received a new handy feature, which allows users to do in-browser video editing. Whenever users preview a video in the Drive, they will see an “Open” button, which opens the video ...

Google is now offering a way to edit videos right in Drive via Google Vids in a compatible browser. Whenever you're previewing a video in Google Drive, you may see an "Open" button in the top right of ...

Google Vids is the company's web-based video editor, and you can now use it for free. Up until now, Vids was available only for paying Google Workspace subscribers, but this move makes it accessible ...

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Google announced Wednesday a bit of good news for Workspace users: Vids, a video-editing tool, will be made free for all users. Previously, it was a paid add-on. Not everything from Vids is free, ...

Google Drive now lets you open videos directly in Google Vids to trim, caption, and add music without downloading files. Videos in Drive can now be opened directly in Google Vids for editing. Image: ...

Google Vids is an AI‑powered video editor that lets you easily create, share, and publish videos for work, education, or quick storytelling. It works much like Google Slides, but with video and AI ...

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