Realistic motion
Believable physics and lighting for cinematic scenes.
Veo 3.1 AI Video Generator
Google’s Veo 3.1 — strong cinematic instincts, reliable physics, and quick drafts in 16:9 or 9:16.
Modèle IA 20 crédits
Prompt0/2000
Évitez les personnages, logos et musiques protégés ainsi que les contenus sensibles ou explicites — ils peuvent être bloqués.
Durée · 5s
Audio
Génération par lots1
Coût estimé : 20 crédits
Votre création apparaîtra ici
Choisissez un modèle, décrivez le plan et cliquez sur Générer.
Pourquoi Veo 3.1
Pourquoi les créateurs choisissent Veo 3.1
Veo 3.1 gives you realistic light and motion in a short-clip format with 1080p and 4K options.
Simple settings
Choose 16:9, 9:16, or auto and generate.
Image guidance
Up to three reference images steer the result.
From Google
One of the leading public video models, in the same studio as the rest.
Veo 3.1 guide
Everything you can do with Veo 3.1
Veo 3.1 is Google’s video model, available in the Kling 4 AI studio for cinematic text to video and image-guided clips. This guide explains its format, strengths, and when to choose it over other models.
What Veo 3.1 is built for
Veo 3.1 produces clips of 4, 6, or 8 seconds at 720p, 1080p, or 4K, in 16:9, 9:16, or auto framing. Clips render on the fast variant and include background audio by default. It is strong on naturalistic motion, lighting, and scene composition, which suits cinematic prompts and product shots.
Text to Video works from a prompt alone. Image to Video accepts up to three reference images that steer the subject and style of the clip.
Cinematic look
Natural lighting and believable physics.
Four, six, or eight seconds
Short, predictable clip lengths that are easy to plan around.
Up to three images
Guide subject and style with a small reference set.
Prompting Veo 3.1
Lead with the scene and the lighting, then the camera. "Golden-hour light across a desert road, a vintage car approaches, low tracking shot" plays to Veo’s strengths. Because clips are at most eight seconds, write for a single beat rather than a sequence of events.
Veo 3.1 compared with Muse Video
Pick Veo 3.1 for quick, realistic drafts in a short-clip format. Pick Seedance 2.5 when you need longer clips or heavy reference control. Because both are in the same studio, you can render a draft on Veo and move to Seedance 2.5 once the idea is settled.
Comment utiliser Veo 3.1
Comment utiliser Veo 3.1 en trois étapes
Describe the scene
Write the setting, the light, and a single action.
Pick the frame
Choose 16:9, 9:16, or auto, and add up to three reference images if needed.
Generate the clip
Review the clip and refine the prompt for the next take.
Qui utilise Veo 3.1
Qui utilise Veo 3.1 pour le travail vidéo
Filmmakers
Quick cinematic references and concept shots.
Advertisers
Short realistic spots for social placements.
Product marketers
Hero product shots with natural lighting.
Travel and lifestyle creators
Atmospheric b-roll without a shoot.
Plus de modèles
Veo 3.1 et tous les autres modèles dans un seul studio
Switch engines without switching tools — Kling 4 plus the strongest public video and image models, side by side in the Kling 4 AI studio.
Text-to-videoImage-to-videoReference shotsCamera controlSynced audioCharacter consistencyVertical formatsBatch runs
Useful answers before you create
Questions fréquentes sur Veo 3.1
Understand the model, prepare better references, and choose a practical approach to your next clip.
01What is Veo 3.1 good at?
Naturalistic motion, lighting, and scene composition — especially for cinematic prompts and product shots.
02Does Veo 3.1 support image input?
Yes — the Image to Video tab accepts up to three reference images to steer the generation.
03How long are Veo 3.1 clips?
Veo 3.1 produces 4, 6, or 8-second clips in 16:9 or 9:16, at 720p, 1080p, or 4K.
04When should I pick Veo over Muse Video?
Pick Veo 3.1 for quick realistic drafts; pick Muse Video when you need audio, longer durations, or heavy reference control.
Make the next idea move
Start your next shot on Kling 4
Bring a start frame, a character, or a clear scene brief. Explore a take, refine the move, and save a clip that fits your edit.