Google Photos is getting a new “Video Remix” feature that can edit and transform videos in seconds, Google announced Wednesday. The feature is powered by Gemini Omni, Google’s recently launched model that promises to “create anything from any input.”

The launch is Google’s latest push to bring more generative AI tools to its consumer apps as it continues to compete with companies like Apple, OpenAI and Adobe. By integrating AI-powered video editing into Google Photos, the tech giant is making it easier for users to edit clips with a few taps instead of relying on dedicated software, giving users another reason to stay within the Google ecosystem.

The Video Remix tool can be accessed in the “Create” tab in Google Photos, allowing you to do things like apply cinematic lighting to brighten a dark clip, change a plain background to something else, or add artistic styles to videos, such as watercolor, raw sketchbook, and oil painting effects.

For example, you can edit a video to look like you shot it in a greenhouse, relight a video with a morning glow, or paint a video with a watercolor effect.

“Creating beautiful video clips shouldn’t require professional skills or hours of editing,” Google wrote in a blog post. “Now, with Video Remix in Google Photos, you can transform ordinary videos into share-worthy moments with just a few taps.”

Video Remix begins rolling out today to eligible Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers in the US, Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, Pakistan, Philippines, South Korea, and Turkey.

The feature is the latest in a series of AI-powered updates introduced to Google Photos. The app recently launched new retouching tools to allow users to apply subtle edits and corrections, such as removing blemishes, refining skin texture, brightening eyes, and whitening teeth. Google also announced an AI-powered feature that turns photos of your clothes into a digital closet where you can create new outfit ideas and try on clothes virtually.