
| Developer | Google DeepMind |
| Origin | United States |
| Released | Veo 3.1 · Oct 2025 |
| Native audio | Yes |
| Max resolution | 4K |
| Max clip length | 8s, extendable |
| Availability | Proprietary |
| Available via | Gemini API · Flow · Vertex AI |
| Pricing from | $0.05 / sec |
Veo 3.1 is the pick for the hero shot — the highest visual quality with synchronized sound. Use it when polish and resolution matter most.
Background. From Google DeepMind, Veo 3.1 arrived in October 2025, building on Veo 3's native audio with reference-image control, scene extension and 4K.
Open Vivideo and start a new video.
Select Veo 3.1 as your model — or let the Video Agent pick it for you.
Describe your shot (or upload an image) and set duration and aspect ratio.
Generate with Veo 3.1, then refine, add a voice or avatar, and export for any platform.
Each model is one of 30+ in Vivideo — switch per shot to get exactly the look you want.





State-of-the-art motion, realism and native audio.



Veo 3.1 is Google's top-tier video model, prized for high-fidelity, cinematic output with native audio. It renders detailed scenes with strong prompt adherence and lifelike lighting, making it one of the most photorealistic options available.
Choose Veo 3.1 for premium, polished work — brand films, ads and hero shots where production value is the point. Its realism and audio make it a go-to when a video has to look genuinely shot rather than generated.
Vivideo gives you Veo 3.1 alongside Sora, Kling and the rest on one plan, with no Google AI subscription required. Use it for your money shots and drop to a quicker model for filler — all without leaving the editor.
Veo 3.1 text to video is the current fidelity benchmark: up to 4K output with lighting, texture and sound generated in one pass. The Ingredients feature steers a shot with up to three reference images, and Scene Extension stretches the 8-second base clip while keeping faces and wardrobe consistent — exactly what ad work needs when the same character must survive several cuts. Image to video works the same way: give it a still and a camera direction and the result looks filmed, not generated.
The trade-offs are cost and length. 4K renders carry a premium and base clips are short, so this model rewards planning over improvising. For loose creative exploration Sora 2 is often more surprising; for long continuous takes Kling or WAN 2.6 go further; for cheaper 4K volume LTX-2 is the efficient pick. Save Veo 3.1 for the shots where polish is actually visible — the opener, the product close-up, the frame people screenshot.
You can make your first Veo 3.1 AI video free on Vivideo — free daily generations are included, with no Gemini subscription, Flow access or Vertex AI setup. Generate in HD or 4K where the model supports it, then finish in the same workspace: captions, AI voiceover, your brand kit, and multi-scene edits up to 10 minutes.
You can try Veo 3.1 free on Vivideo to start — no credit card. Heavier use and premium models are covered by a paid plan.
Yes — Veo 3.1 can output up to 4K with native audio, one of the highest-fidelity models on Vivideo.
Yes — on Vivideo you can use Veo 3.1 for both text-to-video and image-to-video, and switch to other models per shot.
Veo 3.1 Fast trades a little quality for quicker, cheaper renders — great for drafts; standard Veo 3.1 is for final hero shots. Both are in Vivideo.
Base clips are 8 seconds, and Scene Extension can stretch a shot further. For complete videos, Vivideo chains Veo 3.1 shots into edits of up to 10 minutes.
No — Veo 3.1 is built into Vivideo. There's no Gemini subscription or Google Cloud setup; pick the model and generate.