Google’s cinematic video model for polished text-to-video and image-to-video shots with native audio.

What does the output look like?

Reference images become a moving scene

Colorful balls spill through industrial doors in Google’s reference-image-to-video demonstration from the Veo 3.1 launch.

Google official example: Veo 3.1 developer announcement

What can Veo 3.1 do?

State-of-the-art cinematic video generation with native audio by Google

Inputs
Text, Image
Durations
4s, 6s, 8s
Aspect ratios
9:16, 16:9
Output options
720p, 1080p
Typical generation time
About 2 minutes
  • Audio, subject action, and camera movement should be described as one coherent timeline.
  • Higher-resolution delivery is best reserved for prompts whose composition has already been validated.

How much does Veo 3.1 cost?

Base estimate

$0.40 USD / second

4 credits / second

Estimated dollar cost uses the Solo monthly plan at $0.10 USD per credit. Your cost per credit depends on your plan.

Example: a 4-second clip

$1.60 USD(16 credits)

Reference media and video editing may add to this estimate.

Video cost scales with duration. Resolution, sound, reference media, and generation mode can affect the final charge. Check the total shown in Starpop before generating.

How to use Veo 3.1

  1. Click “Create with Veo 3.1” and sign in or create an account. After setup, Starpop opens a new video workspace tab with the model selected.
  2. Describe the scene, camera movement, and sound. Add image guidance when the shot needs a defined starting appearance.
  3. Choose the duration, portrait or landscape format, and output resolution.
  4. Review the credit estimate and generate. Check the result in your workspace, then download it or adjust your inputs to try again.