TryVeo3.ai

You can start from a written prompt or a still image. Text prompts give you full control over the scene, while image input animates an existing photo or artwork. Both routes land in the same short-clip format, so switching between them is easy when one input isn't working.

Veo 3.1 generates dialogue, sound effects, and ambient audio that match the picture. Characters look like they're actually speaking, and footsteps or background noise line up with what's on screen. For social and ad work, this AI video with audio approach removes the separate sound pass most tools still require.

You can link existing clips into longer sequences through smooth scene extensions. Each new segment picks up where the last one ended, so a story doesn't jump between shots. It's the closest thing here to building a continuous scene.

You set a starting and ending frame and the model fills the space between them. That gives you directed camera movement and keeps a character consistent across a transition. It's handy for planned reveals and clean scene changes.

You can feed up to three reference images to steer the look and the elements in a clip. This helps keep a brand style or a character's appearance steady across multiple generations. It's most useful when you're producing a set of clips that should feel related.

The free plan runs in the browser with no account. You get watermarked output that isn't for commercial use, and generation can slow during peak hours. It's a low-friction way to judge whether the model fits your work before paying.