Veo 3.1 Studio｜Same Cast, New Scenes
Lock one actor with reference photos and get an 8-second audible cinematic clip. One photo is enough to start.
Veo 3.1 video generator: lock one actor with reference photos, bridge first and last frames, extend scenes and add native dialogue. Try it free today. Créalo gratis en línea con Loomi AI.
Funciones
- Ingredients consistency——Up to 3 reference photos fix the person, the outfit and the style. Shoot many scenes in a row without anyone changing face.
- First-last transition——Give the opening and ending frames and the transition between them grows with real-world physics.
- Native audio——Ambience, effects and one short dialogue line come out together with the picture, lips in sync.
- Scene extension——Continue from the last frame of the previous shot and cut segments into a minute-long story that holds together.
Cómo funciona
- Upload the cast Bring in your lead's photo; Veo 3.1 keeps that face consistent throughout.
- Set the opening frame Add a rainy night market as the first frame; cast, camera and light start here.
- Generate her walk-in Reference plus first frame generate together: an 8-second audible vertical clip.
Preguntas frecuentes
- Is Veo 3.1 free?
- Yes, there is a free quota for a first taste; heavy use needs a subscription or pay-as-you-go. Quotas change often, so check the official pricing page. Inside Loomi you simply spend credit per generation after signing in.
- What is new in Veo 3.1 vs Veo 3?
- Four things: multi-reference ingredients for consistency, first-last frame interpolation, scene extension, and native 9:16 vertical. Prompt understanding is sharper too. One-line clips work on either generation; for coherent multi-scene stories, go 3.1.
- Can I animate a single photo?
- Yes, and it is the most reliable mode: your photo becomes the first frame, with only small motion like a smile or a head turn, delivered in 4 seconds. Bigger motion means bigger risk of glitches.
- How do ingredient photos work?
- Up to 3: one for the person, one for clothing or an object, one for the setting. A stitched collage in a single upload works too. Reuse the same set across shots and the character stays put.
- How do I make vertical video?
- Pick the 9:16 vertical ratio: framing is composed natively, not cropped from landscape. Eight seconds a take, ready to post on Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
- How do I write prompts that hold up?
- Write like a director: person plus action plus place plus camera plus light plus sound. Chinese is fine. Avoid big fights and long Chinese signboard text; hands glitch first, so keep motion small.
- Can Veo 3.1 clips be used commercially?
- Clips can be used for normal commercial purposes, but label them as AI-generated where platforms require it, and do not strip the invisible SynthID watermark. Always follow the rules of the platform you publish on.
- How do I spot a fake Veo video?
- Check hands, teeth and on-screen text, listen for whether the sound feels natural, look for the SynthID watermark and the platform's AI label, and cross-check the source. When in doubt, do not share it as real.
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