Google has officially announced that Google Drive will integrate with Google Vids to provide users with basic video editing capabilities directly from the Drive preview page.
Previously, video previews in Google Drive only allowed users to share, download, or adjust playback settings. With this update, a new purple “Open” button will appear in the top-right corner of the video preview. Clicking it will instantly launch the file in Google Vids for editing.
According to Google’s update notice on Friday, August 22, 2025, the integration is designed to make quick video edits more accessible. While Google Vids does not aim to replace professional tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, it offers enough functionality for simple, on-the-go editing tasks.
✂️ What You Can Do with Google Vids
Google Vids currently provides:
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Recording and uploading clips
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Storing stock footage
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Adding text overlays
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Inserting video snippets
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Real-time editing previews
Supported file formats include MP4, Quicktime, OGG, and WebM. Each clip can be up to 35 minutes in length and a maximum of 4GB in size.
🌐 Browser Compatibility
The new editing feature works seamlessly in popular browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and several others.
👨💼 Who Will Benefit?
Google is rolling out the integration primarily for:
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Business and enterprise Google Workspace users
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Enterprise Essentials and Enterprise Essentials Plus customers
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Non-profit organizations and educational institutions
Additionally, customers purchasing the add-on will gain access to Gemini Business and Gemini Enterprise, as well as availability for Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers.
📌 Bottom line:
Google Drive’s integration with Google Vids brings basic, user-friendly video editing directly inside Drive. While it won’t replace pro-level software, it’s a convenient option for quick edits—especially useful for businesses, educators, and organizations already embedded in the Google Workspace ecosystem.
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