Turn a scene brief, a product image, or a set of visual references into a short Veo 3.1 video. Choose a supported model and settings, then review and download the result.
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Start with a plain-language scene description when the idea is clear but no visual asset exists yet. Describe the subject, action, location, camera movement, lighting, and mood so the generated clip has a useful creative brief. A text-led workflow suits opening shots, social concepts, short story moments, and early product-ad directions that need a fast visual draft. For a prompt-only starting point, create a video from text.
Use an image when the opening composition matters more than inventing a scene from scratch. For a controlled transition, add a first frame and an optional last frame in a supported Veo 3.1 workflow, then explain how the scene should move between them. This makes a product reveal, a before-and-after transformation, or a planned camera move easier to direct. If one image is all you need, animate a photo with Veo.
When a character, product, composition, or visual style needs a stronger starting direction, choose a workflow that supports reference images. Veo 3.1 Fast and Lite support up to three reference images in the current generator. Name the important visual details in the prompt, then let the reference assets guide the next short clip. If one reference image is enough, try Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash as another model option.
Choose Veo 3.1 Fast for flexible everyday ideas and reference-image work, Veo 3.1 Quality for text or first-and-last-frame direction, and Veo 3.1 Lite for testing variations. Available controls depend on the selected model and input mode, so the generator keeps the next action visible before you submit a video. For Veo 3 and Veo 2 alternatives, compare the Veo models.
Select a supported duration, aspect ratio, and resolution for the model you choose, then generate the clip from the same online workspace. Use 16:9 for web and landscape video, or 9:16 for vertical publishing. When the task is complete, review the result and download the finished video to your device.
Write the scene you want to create, upload an image, or add frames or reference images when the selected workflow supports them. The generator uses those inputs to prepare the right video request.
Select the Veo model, input mode, duration, aspect ratio, and resolution shown for that workflow. These choices define how the system processes the video request.
Submit the request, review the completed clip, and download the result to your device. If the direction needs refinement, adjust the prompt or inputs before creating the next version.
Turn a written beat, camera cue, and atmosphere into a short scene for a trailer concept, mood piece, or visual story test.
Animate a product photo or describe a lifestyle moment for a product reveal, storefront visual, or short paid-social concept.
Use a 9:16 setup to create short creative drafts for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok-style publishing from a single prompt or image.
Use a character description, reference images, and a scene brief to explore how a recurring person or fictional host could appear in a short clip.
Help a client, collaborator, or production partner see a camera move, transition, or mood before committing to a full shoot.
Set an opening and ending frame in a supported workflow to explore product changes, style transitions, and visual reveals.
Begin with text, an image, a frame sequence, or supported references instead of forcing every idea into one input format.
The generator exposes controls that match the selected Veo model and mode, making the next creative decision easier to see.
Choose from the available 4, 6, or 8 second durations when the selected model supports them.
Use the available 16:9 and 9:16 aspect ratios to prepare a clip for a web page, presentation, or vertical social post.
Review completed generations in the workspace and download the result when a clip is ready to use.
Explore examples and prompt ideas before starting, then adapt the camera direction, subject, and setting for your own scene.
Veo 3.1 is a family of AI video models available in the Veo Online generator. The selected model and input mode determine the controls that are available for the next short video.