Explore 3-15 second videos with audio and upscaling to 4K. Gemini generation is coming soon; try the Veo 3.1 Lite video generator below today.
Your generations will appear here
A text prompt is enough to begin. Describe who or what appears, what changes during the shot, where it happens, and how the camera moves. Add a line of dialogue or an ambient sound when it matters. For example, a small shop owner could describe a close-up of a product, a slow camera pullback, and the sound of a busy store. If you want to compare another model with the same brief, create videos from text prompts with Veo.
When the opening look is already in a photo, upload that image and describe what should move next. A product shot can become a short reveal; a character illustration can gain a gesture or camera move. The image guides the first frame, while the prompt directs the action and sound. Review the finished clip before publishing it, especially when a detail in the source image must stay exact. You can also animate an image with Veo for a different model workflow.
Choose any whole-second duration from 3 to 15 seconds. A short setting can establish a single action, while a longer one gives a product reveal or small story more room to develop. Plan a clear beginning, movement, and ending in the prompt rather than packing several unrelated ideas into one clip. The selected duration controls the requested length; always check the result before using it in an ad or post.
Sound is part of the generated scene. Include the dialogue, ambience, or effects you want in the same prompt as the visual direction: footsteps on gravel, a quiet cafe, or one spoken line. If a scene should have no music or dialogue, say so plainly. This makes the brief more useful for a social post, lesson opening, or product concept, but listen to the output and check spoken words before sharing it.
These ideas describe potential uses of the model, rather than examples generated on Veo Online.
A small shop owner can start with one product image and ask for a slow turn or close-up reveal. The clip becomes a draft for a launch post or an ad concept to review.
A creator can write a short hook and choose 9:16 for a vertical scene. Keep the action focused so the result has room to work as a Reel or Short concept.
An independent filmmaker can describe a location, subject, and camera path before a shoot. A 15-second generation gives the team a visual direction to discuss.
A traveler can upload a landscape photo and ask for gentle clouds, moving water, or a slow camera push. Review the new motion before using it in a recap.
An illustrator can animate one character image with a simple gesture and a short sound cue. Use the clip to test how a design might feel in motion.
A tutor can describe one clear visual idea and a brief spoken line for a lesson opener. Check any factual details and dialogue before showing the clip to learners.
Explore the Gemini workflow below. The live trial currently uses Veo 3.1 Lite at 6 seconds and 720p.
Describe your scene, movement, camera, and sound. Add one starting image if you have a look in mind.
Set the available format and start generation. The current preview workflow uses a 6-second 720p clip.
Check motion, framing, and sound, then download the result you want to keep.
Shape a video idea with simple inputs, clear settings, and a preview before you save.
Use a written scene or one starting photo.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash supports 3–15 second clips and 4K upscaling. Gemini generation is not yet available here.
Describe dialogue and ambience with the scene.
Choose wide 16:9 or vertical 9:16.
Check motion, framing, and sound first.
Go from input to video without an editing timeline.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is not yet available in this generator. You can currently try Veo 3.1 Lite using Veo Online's shared allowance of up to 3 free video generations per user per day across all video generation pages.
