Write a single action
Choose the main event in the shot: an object turning, a person entering, or light moving across a surface. Describe its pace and the surrounding scene.
Use Veo 3 to turn a written scene or an image into a short video. Describe the subject's action and camera direction, then review the result as a draft for your next edit.
Direct a short scene
Use the AI video generator to explore a single moment with a clear subject and action. A text prompt sets the scene from words; an image gives you a visual starting point for a motion brief.
Choose the main event in the shot: an object turning, a person entering, or light moving across a surface. Describe its pace and the surrounding scene.
Upload an image in a supported mode and explain how the scene should develop. Name what moves, what stays still, and how the camera should behave.
Check the input modes and settings offered by your selected model. Choose among the available controls for the clip you are planning.
Review the displayed credit charge and your valid balance before submitting. Any account starter credits can contribute to the cost, but they do not guarantee a complete video generation.
Veo creative examples
These Veo videos are publicly showcased by Google DeepMind, with new concept covers illustrating the creative direction. Explore a product scene, animated dialogue, and a city conversation for your next short clip.
A camera move through a window reveals drink cans within a kitchen setting.
From a brief to a reviewable clip
You can start with one shot. Keep the visual setup, movement, and settings clear enough to judge what worked and what the next attempt should change.
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Choose text-to-video for a written scene or a supported image input mode for an existing visual. If you need a starting image, develop the look in the image generator first.
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Describe what the subject does, then explain the camera's position and movement. Include important details you want to preserve without adding unrelated actions.
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Review the selected model, available clip settings, and displayed credit cost. Submit only when your account has enough valid credits for that task.
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Check motion, framing, and the subject's appearance throughout. Revise one instruction for another attempt, or take the reviewed clip into your editing workflow.
AI video generator questions
Practical answers about account credits, the starting model, image inputs, clip settings, and revising a draft.
That depends on the valid credits awarded to your account and the cost of your selected task. Check your balance and the displayed generation charge before submitting. You may need a paid plan or credit pack if the balance is insufficient.
The video tool opens with Veo 3.1 Lite. You can choose other available video models in the picker. After switching, review the supported inputs, controls, and credit charge for the model you selected.
Choose a mode that accepts images, use the upload limits shown in the tool, and provide a clear image you are authorized to use. Describe the intended motion separately. The image generator can help you explore a starting visual if you do not have one yet.
Use the settings displayed for your selected video model. Available durations, aspect ratios, and other controls depend on that model and input mode. Review the options and updated credit cost before generating.
Watch the entire clip and isolate the main issue, such as too much camera movement or an unclear action. Simplify that part of the prompt for the next attempt. A successfully completed draft still consumes credits even when it needs creative revision.
Create with the Veo 3 AI video generator
Choose a prompt or an image, write the action, and check the settings and credit cost. Generate a short draft to review in the context of your project.