Who This Class is For

You'll need a paid Canva account to access the VEO3 integration (you can try it FREE for 30 days here)
Creators, marketers, educators, and entrepreneurs who want cinematic-quality video without complex editing.
People curious about using Canva Pro’s new “Create a Video Clip” feature powered by Google’s Veo3.
Anyone ready to go from prompt to polished video, even if you’ve never generated AI videos before.

What You'll Learn

In this step‑by‑step class, you'll discover how to:

Access and use “Create a Video Clip” inside Canva’s AI tools
Write prompts that yield stunning cinematic results powered by Veo3, including visuals with dialogues, lip-syncing and ambient audio
Follow along with multiple live demos to see Veo3 in action
Apply a pro-level prompt strategy shared by our friend and AI expert Tianyu Xu
Smooth out rough transitions
Reduce the occurrence of awkward auto‑captions
Achieve more consistent, natural-looking results
Use an enhanced version of Tianyu’s CASCADE framework for better prompt outcomes (without burning through precious Veo3 credits)
Analyze real video examples to reverse engineer quality and style

Why This Class Matters

Google’s Veo3 video model, launched at Google I/O May 20, 2025, is groundbreaking. It offers high-fidelity 8-second video clips with realistic motion, ambient audio, dialogue, and lip-synced speech.

Canva now integrates this powerful tech into “Create a Video Clip,” letting Pro, Teams, Enterprise and Nonprofit users generate cinematic-quality video with one prompt, and then edit their video directly in the Editor.

This class helps you cut through the hype and focus on results.
It teaches you exactly where to click, what to type, and how to polish your final AI Videos.

By the End of This Class, You'll Be Able To:

Confidently generate 8-second cinematic clips with synced sound using Canva + Veo3
Write smarter prompts that get better results with fewer credits
Significantly improve character and scene consistency in your generated clips to create better stories
Edit these clips in Canva's video editor and end up with ready to publish videos
Use proven techniques to avoid hard-coded captions and maintain visual consistency

Sam Leijen

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