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Make one action the focus
A hand lifts a cup, fabric catches a breeze, or someone opens a door. Give the short clip a clear action to follow.
Plan this shot
Veo 3.1
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Veo 3.1: give your idea a first take
A drop falls. A door opens. Someone turns toward the camera. Describe what happens, or add an opening image, and make a version of your idea you can press play on.
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YOUR NEXT TAKE WITH VEO 3.1
Picture the moment. Then make it happen.
How does the product enter the frame? When does the character turn? Does the camera hold or move closer? Use Veo 3.1 on nano banana 2.5 to turn those choices into a short clip, then decide what deserves another take.
Text / image
choose your starting point
4 / 6 / 8 sec
give the action time
16:9 / 9:16
choose wide or vertical
720P / 1080P
set the output for the job
Composition reference · Still image
WRITE THE SOUND
THINK BEYOND THE STILL
Give the scene something to do.
A still establishes the subject. An action begins the story. Start with an image and describe what moves, where the camera goes, and what can be heard, so the scene has a clear beginning and a change worth watching.
Name the action in the frame
Choose how the camera observes it
Describe the sound of the setting
NANO BANANA 2.5 VIDEO
A few choices that shape the shot
Action, opening frame, sound, duration, framing, and output each answer a different question. Make the brief specific, one choice at a time.
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Establish the opening with a photo
Upload a product image, portrait, or setting as the first frame. Describe the change you want to see from that starting point.
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Write sound into the scene
Add a doorbell, distant traffic, or a short line of dialogue to the prompt. Listen to the result to judge how the sound fits.
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Give the action enough time
Choose 4, 6, or 8 seconds for a turn, an approach, or a product reveal. Establish one clear beat before planning the next cut.
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Decide how it will be watched
Choose 16:9 for a wide frame or 9:16 for a vertical one. Specify subject placement and shot size to suit the destination.
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Prepare for the next step
Select 720p or 1080p and review the credit cost. Download the finished clip for your presentation, layout, or edit.
GIVE THE CLIP A PURPOSE
Build the content one moment at a time.
Decide what this shot needs to contribute to the larger piece, then plan how it should move and sound.
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A product entrance
Let packaging emerge from shadow or bring the camera close to a material. Compare ways to introduce the product before choosing a direction.
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An opening for a post
Try an action, a glimpse of a setting, or a visual question as the opening moment of your vertical content.
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A rehearsal before the shoot
Turn a storyboard note into a moving reference to discuss when the character acts, where the camera sits, and how long the beat lasts.
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Atmosphere between the cuts
Make a clip of rain outside a window, steam under a lamp, or leaves in a breeze for a voiceover or transition.
CHOOSE FOR THIS ROUND
An early test or another take?
| Your choice | Veo 3.1 Lite | Veo 3.1 Fast | Veo 3.1 Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use this round to | Test action and framing with fewer credits | Compare further versions of the shot | Explore another rendering of the scene details |
| Starting material | Text or one opening image | Text or one opening image | Text or one opening image |
| Output choices here | 720P / 1080P | 720P / 1080P | 720P / 1080P |
| Credits per 720p video | 25 credits | 45 credits | 320 credits |
MAKE THIS TAKE
Write it, generate it, watch it through.
3-step creative flow
01Step
Set the opening
Sign in and choose text or image mode. Describe the subject and setting, or upload one image as the opening frame.
02Step
Plan the action and sound
Explain what happens next. Choose the model and video settings, check the credits, and submit the request.
03Step
Watch before you revise
Wait for the result and play it back. Keep the useful footage. For another take, choose the one detail that most needs a change.
ONE PROMPT, ONE SHOT
Make the scene easy to picture.
Begin with an action that can happen in a few seconds. Place the camera, describe the light, and add the sounds nearby. The example gives you a complete starting point for a first take.
Shot formula
Who and where → What happens → How we see it → Light and sound
A first take: the bakery after rain
The rain has stopped and a corner bakery lights up. A worker opens the glass door and sets a small chalkboard outside. Static medium shot. Warm shop light spills onto the wet stone pavement. A soft doorbell and scattered drops of rain in the distance. No dialogue.
BEFORE YOU PRESS GENERATE
The practical details, explained.
Get familiar with credits, models, reference images, and output settings before your first round.
What can I make with Veo 3.1 here?
On nano banana 2.5, turn a text description or one image into a short video for a product study, an opening shot, a storyboard test, or an atmospheric cutaway. Choose the model and video settings, then preview and download the result on this page.
Should I start with text or an image?
Use text when you need to establish the scene, action, and camera. If you already have a product photo, portrait, or setting, switch to image mode, upload one opening frame, and describe what happens next. JPG, PNG, and WEBP files up to 10MB are supported.
Does video generation cost anything?
Generation uses account credits. Sign in before uploading a reference or submitting a request. The model selector and generate button show the required credits, which depend on the model and resolution. Review your balance and the cost before you submit.
How do I choose between Lite, Fast, and Quality?
Start with the lower credit cost of Lite to test action and framing, use Fast for further variations, or try Quality to compare another rendering of the scene. All three share the same model menu, where the credit cost updates when you switch. Judge the output against your brief.
Which durations and resolutions are available here?
This workspace offers 4, 6, and 8 second durations with 720p or 1080p output. Allow enough time for the action you describe, then choose the resolution for the way you plan to use the clip.
How do I choose landscape or portrait framing?
Select 16:9 for a wide frame or 9:16 for a vertical one. Auto leaves the aspect ratio to the generation service. If you already know the destination format, selecting it directly helps you plan the composition.
How do I describe the audio?
Veo supports video generation with audio. Include rain, footsteps, room ambience, or a short spoken line in your prompt. Sound is generated with the picture; preview the result to check the delivery and how it fits the action.
What should a useful video prompt include?
Describe who does what and where, explain how the camera observes it, then add light and sound. Build a short shot around one action. When refining, change one camera, action, or setting detail at a time so you can compare the results.
Where can I follow a submitted request?
The result area on this page updates as your request queues and generates, then displays the finished video. Completion time varies with the request and service demand. Keep the page open while waiting instead of submitting the same task again.
What can I do after the video is ready?
Preview and download the clip, then bring the parts you like into your edit. For another take, keep the subject and setting, change one action or camera choice, and generate again. Each new generation uses credits.
nano banana 2.5 Video
That scene in your head deserves a first take.
Start with one subject and one action. The first version will help you decide what to change next.