What’s new in Veo 3.1 compared to Veo 3?

Veo 3.1 brings richer native audio and tighter prompt adherence, especially when you turn an image into video. It tracks style and scene direction more consistently, allowing you to nudge camera, lighting, and pacing with simpler notes. This results in cleaner, more consistent cinematic shots with less revision.

Why does Visla cap Veo 3.1 clips at 8 seconds?

Short clips render faster and stay consistent, allowing your team to work more efficiently. Veo 3.1 commonly generates 8-second clips in the Gemini experience, which aligns with Visla’s clip-first workflow. For longer sequences, stack scenes in Visla to keep motion clear and on-model.

Do I get insert or extend tools for Veo 3.1 inside Visla?

Visla focuses on fast clip creation, editing, and teamwork. Veo 3.1 integration does not include insert or extend tools. If you need those, you can explore Google’s Flow environment. In Visla, you can still build longer edits by combining multiple short clips.

Which aspect ratios and resolutions work best?

Choose vertical for social feeds and horizontal for web or presentation decks. Veo 3.1 supports standard ratios such as 9:16 and 16:9 with HD output. Keep each shot short to ensure motion reads clearly, then assemble scenes in Visla for polished storytelling.

Can I use Veo 3.1 clips commercially, and how does provenance work?

Follow Google’s usage rules and safety policies. Veo 3.1 videos in the Gemini app include a visible watermark and an invisible SynthID signal that marks AI-generated content. Your organization may require provenance verification or legal review before publishing. When in doubt, route through your standard approval process.

Veo 3.1 in Visla

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💡 What is Veo 3.1?

Veo 3.1 is Google’s newest text-to-video model with native audio and stronger prompt control. It turns a tight idea into a short, cinematic shot with believable motion and sound. You get fast results for social, product moments, and intros. Visla makes those clips easy to generate, organize, and reuse across your team.

How to use Veo 3.1 in Visla

Prompt

Open Visla and click Generate AI Video to open the prompt box. Pick Veo 3.1 as the model. Write what you want to see and hear clearly.

Settings

Choose the duration (up to 8 seconds per clip) and aspect ratio that fit your video project.

Generate

Click Generate to create your clip. The clip saves to your Teamspace so you can place it into any Visla project and collaborate with your team.

The benefits of Veo 3.1 in Visla

Cinematic AI video with natural sound generated by Veo 3.1 in Visla

Cinematic shots with sound that matches

Veo 3.1 creates video and audio together, so motion, ambience, and speech arrive in sync. You start with clips that already feel polished, which saves time editing later on.

Scene-based editing workflow using Veo 3.1 in Visla for subtitles, background music, and AI voiceover

Use your clips in bigger videos

Generate focused shots with Veo 3.1, then build longer, complete video projects with Visla that have subtitles, background music, and AI voiceovers. In our scene-based editor, you can move these clips around, generate more AI clips, add text and graphic overlays, and much more.

Team reviewing and approving Veo 3.1 in Visla clips in Workspace and Teamspaces

Always team‑ready and on‑brand

Everything lives in your Workspace and Teamspaces for quick reviews and approvals. Keep brand elements consistent with shared assets and export in the formats your channels need.

How to write a prompt for Veo 3.1

Start with the subject and action you want. One action per shot works best.
Add camera notes like wide, close-up, dolly left, or handheld.
Describe lighting and color to lock a look. Name 3–5 colors.
Specify environment and time for context.
Include audio cues. Write exact dialogue in quotes and mention ambience or effects.
Keep it concise. Short, specific prompts lead to the most reliable results.
Use settings for duration and aspect ratio instead of prose.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s new in Veo 3.1 compared to Veo 3?
Veo 3.1 brings richer native audio and tighter prompt adherence, especially when you turn an image into video. It tracks style and scene direction more consistently. You can nudge camera, lighting, and pacing with simpler notes. That gives you cleaner shots with less revision.
Why does Visla cap Veo 3.1 clips at 8 seconds?
Short shots land faster and stay consistent, so your team moves quicker. Veo 3.1 commonly generates 8‑second clips in the Gemini experience, which aligns with our clip-first flow. You can stack scenes in Visla for longer stories. That approach keeps motion clear and on‑model.
Do I get insert or extend tools for Veo 3.1 inside Visla?
Visla focuses on fast clip creation, editing, and teamwork. Our Veo 3.1 integration does not include insert or extend controls. If you need those creative tools, you can explore Google’s own Flow environment. In Visla, you can build longer edits by combining multiple shots.
Which aspect ratios and resolutions work best?
Pick vertical for social feeds and horizontal for web or decks. Veo supports common ratios like 9:16 and 16:9, with HD output. Keep each shot short so the action reads cleanly. Then assemble scenes in Visla.
Can I use Veo 3.1 clips commercially, and how does provenance work?
Follow Google’s usage rules and safety policies. Veo videos in the Gemini app include a visible watermark and also carry SynthID, an invisible signal that marks AI-generated content. Your organization may require provenance and legal review before publishing. When in doubt, route the clip through your standard approval process.