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. Tạo miễn phí trực tuyến với Loomi AI.
Tính năng
- 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.
Cách hoạt động
- 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.
Câu hỏi thường gặp
- 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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