Google video model · Available on Nano Banana Pro

Veo 3.1 AI Video Generator

Turn a written scene, a still image, or defined first and last frames into a short AI video with the Veo 3.1 workflow available on this platform.

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Create a video with Veo 3.1

Choose text-to-video, image-to-video, or first-and-last-frame mode. Set the platform options and review the point estimate before generating.

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Results

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02 / Overview

Veo 3.1 at a glance

Facts reviewed:

Provider
Google
Model family
Veo 3.1 / Fast
Inputs
Text and images
Output
Short video
Platform duration
4, 6, or 8 seconds
Platform resolution
720p, 1080p, or 4K
Model brief

What is Veo 3.1?

Veo 3.1 is Google’s video generation model family for turning text and images into short videos. Google documents native audio, landscape and portrait output, image-to-video generation, and first-and-last-frame control. The official model family includes standard and Fast variants.

This page connects those capabilities to Nano Banana Pro’s current video workflow. Veo 3.1 is selected by default, and the model menu also lets you switch to another available video family. The supported mode, routing, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio controls, point costs, and routing labels are platform settings rather than a complete reproduction of the Google API.

03 / Capabilities

Key Veo 3.1 capabilities

Use a workflow that matches the source material and the amount of control your shot needs.

01

Text to video

Describe the subject, action, camera, environment, lighting, and sound to generate a new short scene.

02

Image to video

Upload a still as the opening visual, then guide motion, camera movement, atmosphere, and audio with a prompt.

03

First and last frames

Define both ends of a shot so the generated motion has a clearer visual start and destination.

04

Native audio direction

Include dialogue, ambience, effects, and music cues in the prompt when using a route that generates audio.

05

Landscape and portrait

Choose a 16:9 or 9:16 platform option for widescreen scenes or vertical social formats.

06

Resolution-aware controls

Use 720p for flexible durations; the workspace automatically limits 1080p and 4K selections to 8 seconds.

04 / Scene ideas

Popular Veo 3.1 use cases

Use a workflow that matches the source material and the amount of control your shot needs.

Product and campaign concepts

Prototype hero shots, product reveals, mood films, and visual directions before a full production.

Social video variations

Explore short landscape and vertical clips for feeds, stories, ads, and campaign testing.

Storyboards in motion

Turn written scenes or approved key frames into moving previsualization for creative review.

Atmosphere and scene studies

Test camera language, light changes, environmental motion, ambience, and sound cues.

Architecture and location studies

Explore time-of-day changes, spatial atmosphere, weather, and controlled camera paths while preserving a location brief.

Dialogue and sound previsualization

Test short spoken exchanges, room tone, effects, and visual timing before committing to production.

05 / Prompt lab

Veo 3.1 prompt examples

Load an example into the workspace, then revise the subject, action, shot language, timing, and audio cues.

SCENE 01text to video

Cinematic product reveal

A text-to-video brief with camera movement, materials, lighting, and sound.

View prompt
Cinematic macro shot of a brushed silver travel bottle on dark volcanic stone at dawn. The camera makes a slow clockwise orbit as a narrow beam of warm sunlight reveals condensation and realistic reflections. Quiet wind, distant seabirds, subtle metallic resonance, no logos, premium commercial lighting.
SCENE 02image to video

Animate a still image

Upload a suitable opening frame before using this motion-focused prompt.

View prompt
Preserve the subject and composition of the uploaded image. Add a gentle forward camera push, natural movement in hair and fabric, soft drifting dust in the backlight, and subtle environmental motion. Keep facial features stable. Add quiet room tone and distant city ambience.
SCENE 03start end to video

First-to-last-frame transition

Upload the intended opening and closing frames, then describe the transition between them.

View prompt
Create one continuous, physically plausible transition from the first frame to the last. The camera slowly cranes upward while the scene changes from blue hour to sunrise. Preserve architecture and perspective, introduce warm light gradually, and avoid cuts, sudden warping, or new foreground objects.
SCENE 04text to video

Vertical fashion micro-story

A portrait-format shot plan with blocking, pacing, and environmental audio.

View prompt
9:16 portrait fashion film in one continuous shot. A model in a cobalt raincoat steps from a dim tram into a wet neon street, pauses under a transparent umbrella, then looks toward a passing light. Slow handheld follow, realistic reflections, restrained movement, soft rain, tram bell fading behind, no logos or on-screen text.
SCENE 05start end to video

Day-to-night architecture transition

A first-and-last-frame brief that protects geometry while changing light and activity.

View prompt
Interpolate smoothly from the uploaded daytime first frame to the blue-hour final frame. Preserve the building geometry, camera position, lens perspective, and signage placement. Let shadows lengthen, interior lights turn on floor by floor, and a few pedestrians enter naturally. One uninterrupted shot, no warping, no new architecture.
06 / Workflow

How to use Veo 3.1

  1. 01

    Choose a generation mode

    Start from text, upload one opening image, or provide both the first and last frames.

  2. 02

    Write the shot as a sequence

    Specify subject, action, camera movement, environment, visual style, and desired audio.

  3. 03

    Set platform options

    Choose Fast or Pro, duration, resolution, ratio, and audio, then review the point estimate.

  4. 04

    Generate and inspect

    Check continuity, motion, details, dialogue, and sound before using or iterating on the result.

Review before publishing

Limits, pricing, and responsible use

Generated video may contain unstable identities, distorted motion, inaccurate dialogue, inconsistent objects, or audio that does not perfectly match the scene. Review every frame and the full soundtrack before publication. Results should not be treated as documentary evidence.

Nano Banana Pro uses platform points and model-routing aliases. Fast and Pro labels, the optional audio control, exposed resolutions, and the estimate beside the button describe this integration. Google’s API availability, model IDs, quotas, and billing are separate. The workspace restricts 1080p and 4K to 8-second tasks in line with the reviewed official specifications.

Only upload images you are authorized to use. Do not create deceptive impersonation, violate privacy or intellectual-property rights, or use generated material in ways that breach platform policies or applicable law.

07 / FAQ

Veo 3.1 FAQ

Can I use Veo 3.1 online on this page?
Yes. This page embeds the Nano Banana Pro video workspace with the Veo 3.1 family selected by default. You can also choose another available video family from the model menu. You need an account and sufficient platform points to submit a task.
Can Veo 3.1 turn an image into a video?
Yes. Choose image-to-video and upload an image you are permitted to use. The image acts as the opening visual while your prompt directs motion, camera, atmosphere, and sound.
Can I control the first and last frames?
Yes. Choose the first-and-last-frame mode and upload two images. Google documents this capability for Veo 3.1, and the current platform workflow accepts two frame images for the task.
Does Veo 3.1 generate sound?
Google documents native audio for Veo 3.1. Nano Banana Pro exposes an audio option on supported routing paths; describe dialogue, effects, and ambience directly in the prompt when audio is enabled.
Which duration and resolution options are available?
The current platform interface offers 4, 6, or 8 seconds and 720p, 1080p, or 4K. Selecting 1080p or 4K automatically limits the task to 8 seconds.
Is Veo 3.1 free on this page?
No unlimited-free claim is made. The workspace shows the current Nano Banana Pro point estimate before submission; the required points vary with the selected settings.
Is Nano Banana Pro an official Google product?
No. Nano Banana Pro is an independent multi-model platform. Google and Veo names and trademarks belong to their respective owner.
How should I structure audio cues in a Veo 3.1 prompt?
Place dialogue in quotation marks, identify the speaker, and describe ambience and effects near the moment they should occur. Keep the sound plan short enough to fit the selected clip duration.
Does a higher resolution always improve the result?
Higher resolution changes output detail and cost, but it does not guarantee better motion, composition, or prompt adherence. Establish the shot at a practical setting first, then use a higher-resolution option when the direction is ready.
Render your next scene

Create your first Veo 3.1 video

Return to the workspace, choose the right input mode, and review the point estimate before generating.

Open Veo 3.1 workspace