First-and-Last-Frame Video Generation
Generate a complete video by defining the opening image and the ending image. Veo 3.1 builds the in-between shots automatically for natural transitions and stronger narrative control.
Google Veo 3.1 supports multi-element composition, clip extension, and first-and-last-frame video generation. With stronger temporal understanding and multimodal control, Veo 3.1 keeps characters and environments consistent in complex scenes while delivering high-quality visuals, smooth camera transitions, and tightly synced native audio.
From shot control and scene continuity to synchronized audio, Veo 3.1 is built for production-grade video workflows.
Generate a complete video by defining the opening image and the ending image. Veo 3.1 builds the in-between shots automatically for natural transitions and stronger narrative control.
Use up to three reference images to guide video generation and preserve character identity, visual style, or specific elements across the output. Ideal for character-driven stories and branded content.
Automatically generate high-quality audio that stays in sync with the visuals, including dialogue, environmental sound, and ambient layers for more immersive video output.
Keep character appearance, clothing, and defining traits stable across multiple shots and scenes, making Veo 3.1 a better fit for storytelling, animation, and serialized content.
Veo 3.1 can interpret complex text instructions accurately and translate creative concepts, motion details, and scene context into video with high fidelity.
Extend an existing video seamlessly by generating connected new segments that lengthen the clip while preserving visual style and audio continuity.
Veo 3.1 can generate video from a start-frame image and an end-frame image. The model automatically builds smooth transitions between the two, creates the full in-between sequence, and generates matching audio at the same time.
Use the start frame and end frame as the opening and ending shots to generate a smooth 10-second transition video in which a couple enters a cafe, sits down for coffee, and then starts a happy conversation.
With multi-reference image-to-video, you can use up to three reference images to shape the visual style of a generation. It is especially useful when you need continuity across characters, outfits, and scene design.



A cinematic fashion-ad video set in a luxurious blue-and-gold palace hall. Keep the model's face and hairstyle consistent with the character reference. Dress her in the beige pleated skirt and black sleeveless top from the clothing reference, styled with a brown crossbody bag and sunglasses. She walks elegantly into frame from one side of the hall while the camera follows smoothly, creating the feel of a premium fashion commercial.
Veo 3.1 keeps the native audio capabilities that made Veo 3 stand out. It does not just generate visuals. It can also build synchronized, scene-aware soundscapes with ambience, effects, and mood that match the video.
At daybreak on the coast, golden sunlight shimmers across the water. Waves keep rolling onto the beach as a surfer carries a board toward the sea. The camera follows the subject slowly from the shore. Natural soundscape: crashing waves, ocean wind, distant seagulls, and the subtle crunch of footsteps in the sand. Realistic atmosphere with cinematic coastal scenery.
A street-corner cafe on a rainy night. Raindrops tap against the window while the interior glows with warm, soft lighting. A barista prepares coffee at the counter and steam rises slowly. The camera gently pushes in toward the coffee cup. Natural audio: rain on the glass, the hiss of the espresso machine, light cup clinks, and soft background conversation. Cinematic image quality with an immersive sense of realism.
Character consistency is one of the most requested capabilities in AI video. Veo 3.1 does a better job of preserving character identity across shots, so short stories and multi-shot sequences stay visually coherent.
A young traveler with short hair, wearing a yellow jacket and carrying a camera. Shot one: walking in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Shot two: taking photos on a neon-lit street in Tokyo at night. Shot three: moving through the crowd in Times Square, New York. Keep the same facial features, hairstyle, and clothing across all shots. Cinematic shots, travel-documentary style, realistic city environments.
Veo 3.1 can understand complex text descriptions accurately and turn creative concepts, movement details, and scene context into high-fidelity video.
A coastal road at sunset, where a teenage boy rides a bicycle along the shoreline. The camera begins from a high aerial angle and slowly descends, drawing closer to the road before switching into a side-follow shot. The sea breeze moves his clothes while waves crash against distant rocks. In the final shot, the camera moves to a front-facing backlit angle as the sun glows gold on the horizon. Cinematic shot language with realistic natural light.
A futuristic city street on a rainy night, with neon lights reflecting vivid color across the wet pavement. A detective in a trench coat walks down the middle of the street, surrounded by towering cyberpunk buildings. Light rain continues to fall while distant ad screens flicker. Blend cyberpunk with classic film noir, using desaturated lighting and strong shadow contrast for a cinematic visual texture.
Scene expansion lets your story continue beyond the first output. Veo 3.1 can take the final moment of one clip and build the next connected segment naturally.
A city square at night. A street violinist performs under a lamppost, with soft light pooling on the ground while the music echoes through the quiet street.
A young pianist wheels a portable piano into the square and begins playing alongside the violinist. Passersby gradually stop to listen.
More musicians join in: a drummer and a saxophonist expand the group, the performance becomes livelier, and the audience starts forming a circle around them.
The music continues as the crowd sways gently to the rhythm. Streetlights blend with the night skyline, turning the square into a lively spontaneous concert.
Quick Start
Open the Veo 3.1 generator, choose the right video mode, and combine prompts with reference media to create AI videos with more control and stronger continuity.
Step 1
Open the Veo 3.1 video generation page and choose Veo 3.1, then switch to the workflow you need, such as text to video, image to video, frame-to-frame, or multi-reference generation.
Step 2
Enter your prompt, or upload start frames, end frames, and reference images to guide characters, scenes, and shot continuity.
Step 3
Adjust the generation settings, click the arrow button, and keep refining, downloading, or extending the result from the output panel.
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Google Veo 3.1 is Google’s next-generation AI video generation model. Built on an upgraded Veo 3 architecture, it can create high-quality video from text prompts or image inputs. Compared with earlier versions, Veo 3.1 offers sharper prompt understanding and adds first-and-last-frame control plus reference-image style matching, while continuing to deliver strong character consistency and native audio generation.
Yes. Veo 3.1 can generate native audio alongside the video itself. Whether a scene needs dialogue, environmental sound, or background ambience, the model can produce audio that fits the visuals and makes the result feel more realistic and immersive.
The frame-to-frame feature lets you upload a starting image and an ending image. Veo 3.1 then generates continuous video content between those two frames, creating a smooth, natural transition. It is especially useful for visual transformations, scene changes, and narrative sequences.
This workflow lets you use multiple reference assets to generate a video, such as character images, scene images, or style references. Veo 3.1 interprets those elements together and blends them into a single clip with coherent content and a unified visual look.
Yes. New users usually receive a certain amount of free credits to try the Veo 3.1 AI video model. You can create videos from text prompts or image inputs and test Veo 3.1 within the available free quota.
Yes. Veo 3.1 offers strong video-generation capabilities, including accurate motion, stable character consistency, and flexible style control. That makes it a strong fit for ad production, short-form video, and professional-grade content work.