Camera language
Use terms such as slow push-in, tracking shot, dolly move, crane rise, rack focus, and handheld energy to shape how the camera behaves.
Model
Type
Prompt
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Veo3.1 Quality
A lightning strike hitting a mountain peak, explosion of light, fast cinematic shot, dramatic contrast, high energy.
Veo3.1 Quality
Ocean waves crashing violently against rocks, water splashing toward the camera, intense motion, cinematic realism.
Veo3.1 Quality
Wide establishing shot of futuristic cityscape at dusk, flying vehicles passing between skyscrapers, camera slowly pushing forward through the city, blade runner inspired atmosphere, moody blue and orange color grading, volumetric fog, cinematic, sci-fi film aesthetic, detailed architecture.
Veo3.1 Quality
Astronaut floating in space station looking at Earth through window, contemplative moment, realistic zero-gravity movement, awe and isolation emotions.
1Write your prompt
Describe what you want to create, or start from an example.
2Pick the settings
Choose the mode and the options this model supports, and add reference files if you have them.
3Generate and download
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Create high-fidelity AI videos with Google Veo 3.1 on Buble. Direct each 8 second shot from a text prompt, a first and last frame or up to three reference images, with native audio generated alongside the picture and output up to 4K.
Browse public videos made with Veo 3.1 on Buble and read the prompts behind them.
Prompt
A lightning strike hitting a mountain peak, explosion of light, fast cinematic shot, dramatic contrast, high energy.
Google’s latest Veo model is strongest when you need more than a quick clip. It lets you direct cinematic scenes with synchronized audio, reference images, first and last frames, vertical output and resolutions up to 4K.
Describe the scene, dialogue, sound effects, ambience, camera movement and mood in one prompt. Video and audio are generated together, so the clip feels planned as a complete scene.
Provide the opening image, or the opening and ending images, when the transition matters. The model fills in the motion between them, which suits controlled reveals, product moves and story beats.
Use up to three images to guide style, objects, characters, products or environments, which makes the model especially useful when a video must follow an existing visual direction.
This page runs Veo 3.1 Quality, the higher-fidelity version for finished shots. For quicker drafts of the same idea, pick Veo 3.1 Fast in the model selector; it offers the same inputs and settings.
Control
The best results come from clear direction. Treat the prompt like a compact shot plan: subject, motion, camera behaviour, audio cues, references and delivery format.
Use terms such as slow push-in, tracking shot, dolly move, crane rise, rack focus, and handheld energy to shape how the camera behaves.
Describe the action in phases so the model knows what happens first, what changes, and where the shot should end.
Include dialogue, ambient sound, sound effects, or music direction when audio matters to the final clip.
Add images when a product, character, object, environment, or style needs to stay visually aligned.
Use first and last frames when the opening pose, final reveal, or transition endpoint is more important than open-ended motion.
Choose 16:9 or 9:16 depending on where the clip will run, and 720p, 1080p or 4K depending on how close it is to final.
Control Stack
Veo 3.1 is strongest when the shot needs deliberate direction. Its value comes from first and last frame control, reference images, native audio and delivery formats for cinematic or mobile-first production.
Define where the clip begins and where it should land, then let the model generate the motion between those visual anchors.
Use images to guide products, characters, environments, style, or visual mood when text alone is not specific enough.
Shape ambience, dialogue cues, effects, and sound design alongside the video so the clip feels like a complete cinematic moment.
Every clip is 8 seconds. Choose widescreen or vertical, and 720p for review, 1080p for most publishing or 4K for premium delivery.
Workflow
A strong workflow starts by deciding how much control the shot needs, then choosing the right input mode before you generate.
Step 01
Start from text for open-ended scenes, a first frame or first and last frames for controlled motion, or reference images when the subject or style matters.
Step 02
Describe subject, action, camera movement, lighting, audio cues, mood, aspect ratio, and anything the clip should avoid.
Step 03
Test several directions with Veo 3.1 Fast, then render the chosen prompt here on Quality for sharper detail and final review.
Step 04
Review the output, compare it with other model options when needed, then refine the prompt, references, or mode until the clip matches the intended use.
Use Cases
The model works best when realism, camera direction, audio, references or final-frame control matter. Use it for clips that need to feel directed rather than randomly animated.
Create product videos with controlled lighting, smooth camera movement, realistic materials, and synchronized sound for launches, ads, and e-commerce.
Generate mobile-ready 9:16 videos for Reels, Shorts, TikTok, and campaign teasers without cropping a landscape composition afterward.
Turn a narrative beat into a polished shot with camera direction, atmosphere, character action, and native audio in one generation.
Create expressive clips where sound, mood, movement, and visual rhythm need to support the same emotional direction.
Test shot direction, camera movement, scene transitions, and first/last-frame ideas before a larger production or edit.
Use reference images and cinematic prompts to explore cutscenes, environments, character reveals, and atmospheric game trailers.
Comparison
Choose this model when synchronized audio, reference-guided direction, frame control and cinematic fidelity are central to the result. The table uses the current Buble form limits.
| Decision point | Veo 3.1 Quality | Veo 3.1 Fast | Kling 3.0 | Seedance 2.0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Polished, directed final shots | Quicker drafts of the same shot | Motion-heavy scenes with optional audio | Reference-heavy clips up to 15 s |
| Native audio | Always generated | Always generated | Optional | Optional |
| First/last frame | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Reference images | Up to 3 | Up to 3 | Not offered | Up to 9 |
| Clip length | 8 seconds | 8 seconds | 5, 10 or 15 seconds | 4–15 seconds |
| Top resolution | 4K | 4K | 4K | 4K |
| Use when | The shot is ready for final quality | You are still testing prompts | You need expressive motion | You need many references |
Buble
Buble turns the model into a practical creative workflow: start from this page, choose the right mode, compare outputs and keep your clips organised.
Generate with the form at the top of the page, without setting up a Google Cloud project or API calls. The model is available on paid plans.
Use Veo 3.1 Fast for iteration and this Quality version for polished delivery. Both are available in the model selector.
Move between text to video, first and last frame control and reference-guided generation inside one workspace.
If a prompt does not suit this model, compare the task with other video models on Buble before spending more time refining.
Keep outputs in one place so you can review, download, reuse, or iterate from previous generations.
Buble shows the cost of the selected mode before generation, so you can decide when to explore and when to render final clips.
FAQ
Practical answers for choosing and using Veo 3.1 on Buble.
Create
Generate cinematic 8 second clips from prompts, frames and reference images, with sound included.
Also available: Veo 3.1 Fast · AI Video Generator