Google Veo3.1 Lite Image to Video

Transform static images into cinematic 720p/1080p video with Google Veo 3.1 Lite. Supports landscape and portrait aspect ratios, negative prompt control, and customizable duration up to 8 seconds.

Cost: 84 credits

Input

Upload an image to animate

Upload a clear, high-quality image. It will be used as the reference frame for video generation.

Try:

Describe the desired motion, camera movement, and atmosphere to guide the video generation.

Choose landscape (16:9) or portrait (9:16) orientation.

Clip length in seconds. Longer clips cost more.

720p for standard quality, 1080p for higher detail.

Specify elements to exclude from the generated video.

Output

Generated content will appear here

Example Results

The cat slowly turns its head and looks at the camera, soft autumn light, gentle wind blowing leaves outside the window

Video Generation:

The cat slowly turns its head and looks at the camera, soft autumn light, gentle wind blowing leaves outside the window

Video Generation:

The cat slowly turns its head and looks at the camera, soft autumn light, gentle wind blowing leaves outside the window

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of images work best as input?
Clear, well-lit photos with a distinct subject work best. Avoid heavily compressed, blurry, or overly cluttered images. The model uses the image as a visual reference to generate motion and scene dynamics.
How does the prompt affect the output?
The prompt guides the motion and atmosphere of the generated video. Describe camera movements (pan, zoom, dolly), subject actions (walking, turning), and mood (dramatic, peaceful) to shape the result.
What is the difference between 720p and 1080p?
720p delivers good quality for drafts and social media. 1080p provides higher detail and sharper visuals, ideal for final production. 1080p costs approximately 1.6x more per second.
What durations are supported?
You can generate clips of 4, 6, or 8 seconds. Shorter clips cost less and are great for quick iterations, while 8-second clips work well for complete scenes.
What does the negative prompt do?
The negative prompt lets you specify elements to exclude from the generated video — such as 'blurry, watermark, text overlay, low quality'. This helps refine the output and avoid common artifacts.