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Absolutely horrible, what is that creates terrible videos?
And it is so expensive monthly subscription plus you have to keep buying credits, especially if you run out the amount of mistakes in the videos sometimes in a different language I’m absolutely disappointed
An incomprehensible program, even if you put text and pictures and an explanation in front of it, it doesn't understand anything, and creates some kind of mess on its own, but your credit volume still runs out. Paid Google VEO 3 is pretty pointless mess
0 stars would be better. Another american false product labeling. It's not free and requires registration. It's as fake as a fat man with blonde pickup hair.
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