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Veo 3.1 AI Video Generator

Veo 3.1 turns one prompt into a scene people stop scrolling for: the picture, her yell, the engines and the rain made together, up to 4K.

Veo 3.1 AI Video Generator

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Every model below runs on the same credit balance, so one Veo 3.1 prompt can face a rival in two clicks.

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Examples

Veo 3.1 videos creators posted

Each clip was posted on X by its maker with Veo 3.1 named, and the prompts below run in one click.

A chase with its own soundtrack

How creators work

Build a longer Veo 3.1 film, 8 seconds at a time

People posting 5-minute films on Reddit describe the same four moves.

01

Cut the script into 8-second chunks

One chunk and one line of dialogue per clip keep voice timing and motion on track.

02

Lock the face in one image first

Make a still of your character or product, then upload it as the starting image for every shot.

03

Choose wide or vertical up front

16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, both rendered natively.

04

Test at 720p, keep at 1080p or 4K

Test at 720p for 115 credits; 1080p is barely more at 135, and 4K is 565. Then stitch.

Access

Run Veo 3.1 without a Google plan or a Cloud project

Veo 3.1 runs here in your browser on credits: no Gemini or Flow plan with a daily cap, no Cloud project with Vertex billing. The weights are private, so there is nothing to download.

A harpy eagle above the cloud forest spreads its wings, then fills the frame. Posted by @LudovicCreator, parrot calls written into the prompt.

Creative engine

Veo 3.1 on Kavel

4K
Top resolution
16:9 · 9:16
Wide or vertical
With audio
Same pass

Text or an image in

Type the scene, or upload a still of your character or product to animate.

A clip with sound out

Audio is written in the same pass, dialogue included.

The price before you press

No per-second billing: the number on screen is exactly what leaves your balance.

What people post about

Three things Veo 3.1 does best, according to Reddit

Veo 3.1 sound you don't add in post

"With acting, voice acting and audio Veo3 is better," one r/Bard reply put it. Engines, explosions and dialogue come out of the same generation as the picture.

  • Give the sound its own line: audio: distant parrot flock + wing rustle
  • Put one short spoken line in quotes per clip
  • Name the score you hear: pulsing synth bass, soft percussion

One character held from the wide shot to the close-up

"can I ask how you maintained voices coherent across sequences?" is the reply long AI shorts collect. Here one runner carries from a far figure in the fog to a close-up, the giant stag still at his back.

  • Label the beats: [Opening Shot], then [Final Shot]
  • Describe the character once, then call him "the elderly man"
  • Start the next clip from a still of this one

Veo 3.1 food and product ads for your feed

Readers called one sunglasses ad "a production level shot". This burger spot was rendered at 720p in 9:16 on the same engine this page runs.

  • Pick 9:16 before you write a word
  • Build the prompt around one hero moment: the bite, the pour
  • Keep packaging and labels unbranded
Prompts

Veo 3.1 prompts you can copy

"What was the prompt for this?" is the most common reply under a good clip. Here are the creators' own, word for word, beside the video each made.

Neon rooftop chase

@Shinebynous

Action, camera, score and one spoken line, in the order they happen.

Under the relentless rain of a sprawling neon-lit megacity, an agile female hacker clad in a glowing exosuit darts across rain-slicked rooftops, her every movement sharp and precise. Holographic advertisements flicker wildly as she vaults over vents and slides beneath deadly laser fire, the electric blue glow casting dramatic shadows across her determined face. In a breathtaking leap, she snatches a pulsating data orb mid-air before flipping seamlessly onto a hovering bike, engines roaring to life. The camera races alongside her with rapid whip-pans and intense close-ups capturing sparks flying and the tension in her eyes. The storm howls around her as pulsing synth bass drives the scene, punctuated by laser zaps and metallic clangs, her defiant yell echoing through the night: "Not today!" The entire sequence unfolds in a high-speed, hyper-realistic burst, alive with energy and without a trace of slow-motion distortion.
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The storyteller

@fatoomdes

Two labelled shots: a wide courtyard, then his face up close.

[Opening Shot] Wide shot - An elderly man tells stories to children, gently waving a fan as they sit on a colorful rug. The camera slides sideways, revealing a warm and inviting courtyard lit at sunset, with lanterns casting a soft glow. The atmosphere is nostalgic and peaceful. [Final Shot] Close-up - The elderly man's face lights up with joy as he tells a story. The camera zooms in, capturing the children's delightful expressions. The background fades gently, emphasizing the warmth of the moment.
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Starfighters in the asteroids

@AllaAisling

Two sentences, and the explosions come back with sound.

Tracking shot of starfighters weaving between tumbling asteroids. Missiles streak past, detonating on impact; camera dives and swerves with debris clouds and fiery trails.
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Crocodile from the lava

@CharaspowerAI

An angle, a creature, one move in and out of frame, one mood word.

Low-angle shot through thick steam as a crocodile emerges from a bubbling lava pool. Its scales glow like molten metal, and each movement sends sparks and smoke trailing behind. The camera follows it as it slides back under, leaving the surface glowing. Apocalyptic, mythological creature energy.
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What people say

What people said after watching Veo 3.1 films

Replies from public Reddit threads, quoted as written. Each name links to the comment.

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I think this is the best consistent Ai short film I have ever watched.

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Compared

Veo 3.1 vs Sora 2, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0 and MiniMax H3

The rivals people name most in the threads, and where Google's model comes out ahead.

Veo 3.1 vs Sora 2

Launch week on r/Bard turned into a Sora 2 argument, and the A/B-test reply called it for Veo.

“Except when A/B tested, Veo wins more than Sora. 🤷”

Veo 3.1 vs Kling 3.0

People who run both give Veo the acting and the lip sync. On Kavel an 8-second 720p clip also costs about a fifth of Kling 3.0's credits.

“VEO has had an acting and lip sync advantage for a while”

Run the same prompt on Kling 3.0

Veo 3.1 vs Seedance 2.0

Seedance 2.0 bills by the second, Veo by the clip: an 8-second 720p take costs under a tenth of the credits, so you can roll ten takes for the price of one.

See Seedance 2.0

Veo 3.1 vs MiniMax H3

One tester ran a cafe scene, gravel footsteps and a talking head through both; Veo brought its own synced soundtrack.

“Veo 3.1 was solid. it does synchronized audio too, ambient came back clean”

Run the same prompt on MiniMax H3
FAQ

Veo 3.1 FAQ

The questions people ask most in Veo 3.1 threads.

You can start free: log in and Kavel adds free credits with no card to test ideas on Kavel's own video engine. Veo 3.1 runs on any paid plan or credit pack, cost shown before you generate.

It is priced per clip: 115 credits at 720p, 135 at 1080p and 565 at 4K, sound included, for 4 seconds or 8. Failed runs are refunded automatically.

Kavel runs the Lite tier, with native audio, priced per clip so you can afford many takes of one idea.

The prompt cards above carry creators' full prompts, word for word from their posts. Copy one, or press Run to load it into the generator.

Each clip runs up to 8 seconds. For a longer film, write the script in 8-second chunks, generate them one by one and join them in your editor.

Upload one image of the character as the starting image for every clip and repeat the same description word for word. Change only the action, the camera and the spoken line.

Yes. Audio comes in the same pass as the video: ambience, effects and the lines you write in quotes, with no separate charge.

Yes. Pick 9:16 in the generator for a native vertical clip, from a text prompt or an uploaded image.

Make your first Veo 3.1 clip

The scene is already in your head. Paste a proven prompt or your own 8-second idea and leave with the clip and its soundtrack, from 115 credits at 720p.

Kavel guides & tutorials

Seedance 2.5 vs Veo 3.1: One Take or Four Cuts

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