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Google Vids will turn your boring documents into videos

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Why This Matters

Google Vids' new 'Docs to Video' feature transforms lengthy documents into engaging videos, making information more accessible and easier to review. This advancement highlights Google's ongoing integration of AI to enhance productivity tools, offering both convenience and innovative ways to consume content. As the feature rolls out, it could significantly impact how businesses and educators present and digest information.

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TL;DR Google Vids now supports turning documents into videos.

It can create a script and voiceover for PDFs, Google Docs, and Word files.

Google Vids keeps getting new features every few months. It already supports Veo 3.1 for video generation, and the company even integrated it into Google Slides for easier video creation. Now, Google is adding another capability to Vids that could be both useful and entertaining.

Google announced today that Google Vids now supports converting PDF files, Google Docs files, and Word documents into well-polished video summaries. A new “Docs to Video” option in the File menu lets users choose a document from Google Drive or upload one from their computer.

Akshay Gangwar / Android Authority

Vids then uses AI to go through the uploaded document, create a video script, and add narration. Users can edit the script if needed or choose a different narration voice. After that, Vids creates a video using the script and narration, along with AI-generated images and backgrounds.

Akshay Gangwar / Android Authority

This can be quite useful for going through long (often boring) documents without actually having to read them. It’s also a good way to review lengthy meeting notes or catch up on training materials.

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