You can now doodle scenes in Veo 3

You can now simply doodle your instruction to Veo 3
Veo 3 has unlocked a new feature, letting you simply draw features on a frame. (Picture: Screenshot, Google Labs)
Google Labs just discovered a neat trick in Flow (for Veo 3) that makes it understand your drawings in an uploaded picture.

The feature means you can now simply doodle on an image (or video frame) in any app of your choosing, upload the picture to Frames to Video — and Flow will understand it and compose the video around it:

That means you don’t have to spend endless time and energy trying to come up with a plot for your scenes in a text prompt, which can get very specific and convoluted for detailed compositions.

Like an old visual script
Now, you can simply draw your scene — and even add some notes in your own writing about how it should look.

It’s almost like writing a visual script book like a proper artist.

A lot of X users have been giving it a try, and it seems a much simpler way to use Veo 3, although some are asking for a proper in-app user interface for the feature: