Create controlled AI videos with Veo 3.1
Veo 3.1 turns clear prompts, first/last frames, or reference images into 8-second AI videos. Use it to test camera motion, subject action, product demos, and ad concepts.
What Veo 3.1 can do
Veo 3.1 in Nano AI Maker offers Fast and Quality choices. Fast is best for exploring prompts, references, and framing. Quality is better when the direction is clear and you want more visual polish.
Text-to-video from precise prompts
Use Veo 3.1 when you can describe the scene in words: subject, camera movement, lighting, mood, background, action, and style. It is a practical way to turn a written idea into a short motion draft.
First and last frame direction
Upload a beginning frame and an ending frame when the opening composition and final result matter. Veo 3.1 can use those anchors to build a smoother transition between two visual states.
Reference image video generation
Use reference images when a product, character, scene, or brand style should stay visible in the result. Veo 3.1 Fast is the best starting point for these early visual direction tests.
Where Veo 3.1 fits in production
Veo 3.1 works best as an early creative tool: it helps you test motion, pacing, framing, and style before you spend time on editing, shooting, or hand-building animation.
Veo 3.1 controls in Nano AI Maker
The Veo 3.1 page shows the core video controls supported in the generator, helping creators focus on input mode, aspect ratio, model choice, and saved results.
Fast and Quality choices
Fast works well for drafts and direction tests. Quality is better when detail, stability, and final visual polish matter.
Fixed 8-second output
The page focuses on 8-second clips for ad concepts, social assets, storyboard tests, and product demos.
Landscape and portrait ratios
Choose Auto, 16:9, or 9:16 based on where the clip will be used. Veo 3.1 can support horizontal landing-page concepts and vertical social concepts without forcing a separate workflow.
Seed control
Set a seed when you want similar variations while comparing prompts, references, and model choices.
Reference and frame control
Use text, first/last frames, or reference images to move from a static idea to a short motion clip.
Saved video results
Successful Veo 3.1 results are copied into project storage so temporary playback links are not the only copy. This makes the generated video easier to preview, reuse, and download later.
How to get better Veo 3.1 results
Choose the right input mode, write clear motion direction, then preview and download the result in the browser.
Choose the right input mode
Start with text-to-video when the idea is mostly verbal. Use image-to-video when a product, person, or scene already exists. Use first and last frames when the transition is the main point of the clip.
Write motion, not just appearance
Use Fast to test prompts and framing. Switch to Quality when the direction is clear and you want more refined visual output.
Use Fast before Quality
Run Veo 3.1 Fast while exploring the prompt, ratio, seed, and references. Save the quality model for prompts that have already shown a direction worth refining further.
Review and iterate deliberately
After generation, check framing, motion smoothness, subject consistency, and whether the clip communicates the intended idea. Then adjust one or two inputs at a time instead of rewriting everything.
Veo 3.1 FAQ
Practical guidance for Veo 3.1 input modes, use cases, and prompt writing.
Veo 3.1 is a high-quality video model for short AI video generation. It can turn text, first/last frames, or references into 8-second motion clips for ads, products, social content, and storyboards.
Start generating with Veo 3.1
Generate an 8-second AI video from a prompt, first/last frames, or references, and turn a static idea into motion.