How do I use Veo 3.1 in Ezier?

Write the video brief in the prompt box, choose a Veo 3.1 model from Select Model, open the settings chip for ratio, duration, resolution, audio, and supported seed control, check credits, then generate the clip.

What should I write in a Veo 3.1 prompt?

Name the subject, action, camera movement, duration, sound intent, and final format. For example, write whether the camera should push in, follow, pan, hold, or reveal the scene.

Which Veo 3.1 settings should I check first?

Check aspect ratio, duration, resolution, audio, and credits. Use 16:9 for wide cinematic shots, 9:16 for vertical clips, and 4s, 6s, or 8s depending on how much action the clip needs.

Does Veo 3.1 support generated audio?

The Veo 3.1 options in Ezier include audio-capable generation. Use audio when ambience, effects, dialogue, or scene timing matter, and review the sound after generation before publishing.

When should I choose 8 seconds instead of 4 seconds?

Use 4 seconds for one quick action or a simple product reveal. Use 8 seconds when the shot needs a beginning, camera move, and stable ending frame.

Can I use a reference image with Veo 3.1?

Use uploads when the selected Veo option shows an attach control. When no attach control is shown, write the visual direction directly into the prompt.

How should I review a Veo 3.1 result?

Look at subject consistency, camera continuity, physics, hands or object edges, audio timing, and whether the ending frame supports the next edit or publication format.

Is Veo 3.1 better than Kling or Seedance?

Choose Veo 3.1 when cinematic realism, prompt adherence, audio direction, and Google video generation are central to the job. Choose nearby models when their speed, style, or storytelling controls fit better.

Turn Shot Plans into Veo 3.1 Videos

Use Veo 3.1 on Ezier for cinematic clips with clear action, camera movement, sound intent, ratio, duration, resolution, and credit checks.

Plan the shot, then generate the clip

Use Veo 3.1 for cinematic clips that need clear camera movement, audio cues, delivery format, and a final frame you can actually use.

Prompt example

Create an 8-second cinematic product reveal of a compact electric scooter in a quiet studio. Start with a close-up of the handlebar texture, dolly back to show the full silhouette, add soft motor hum and clean room tone, 16:9.

Generate with Veo 3.1 in Ezier

01
Write a shot plan in the prompt
Start with the clip length, subject, action, camera movement, sound, and delivery format. Veo 3.1 prompts work better when the motion and audio intent are part of the same brief.
02
Choose the Veo model
Use Select Model to choose the Veo 3.1 option that fits the job. Pick the audio-capable option when sound, dialogue, ambience, or effects matter to the final clip.
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Open settings before generating
Use the settings chip to check aspect ratio, resolution, duration, audio, and supported seed control. For Veo 3.1, choose 16:9 or 9:16, 720p or 1080p, and 4s, 6s, or 8s clips.
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Check credits, generate, then review
The Generate button shows the credit estimate before submission. After generation, inspect camera continuity, subject shape, timing, audio fit, and the ending frame before saving or refining.

What Veo 3.1 needs in the brief

Treat the prompt like a short shot plan: subject action, camera movement, scene timing, sound, and the frame shape where the result will be used.

Cinematic storyboard frame showing a central subject with camera path planning.

Write camera movement as part of the action

Veo 3.1 is strongest when the prompt connects motion and subject behavior: push in as the object turns, follow as the person crosses frame, or hold still while the environment changes.

Interior kitchen scene with visible objects that imply audio direction.

Use audio only when it improves the scene

Generated audio can carry ambience, effects, or speech, but it needs direction. Name the sound source and mood instead of adding a vague request for cinematic audio.

Vertical video planning image with a centered subject and safe-frame crop area.

Pick the frame shape before the prompt gets long

Choose 16:9 for wide scenes and 9:16 for short-form clips. Put the destination format in the prompt so the subject, motion, and negative space stay useful after generation.

Veo 3.1 settings worth checking

Check format, duration, resolution, audio, and credits before you generate, so the prompt matches the clip you want to make.

16:9 / 9:16: Aspect ratio choicesUse wide format for cinematic scenes and vertical format for short-form delivery. The ratio should be decided before describing camera motion.
4s / 6s / 8s: Duration choicesShorter clips suit one clean action. Use 8 seconds when the scene needs a setup, movement, and readable ending frame.
720p / 1080p: Resolution choicesUse 720p for faster draft exploration and 1080p when the clip needs cleaner texture, product detail, or review before publishing.

Keep one shot job per prompt

Avoid asking for several camera moves, scene changes, and character beats in one short clip. A clear one-shot prompt is easier to inspect and refine.

Name the ending frame

For ads, explainers, and social clips, describe where the video should land: product centered, character paused, skyline revealed, or logo-safe empty space.

Use seed for controlled retries

When the seed control is available, keep it steady while adjusting wording if you want to compare prompt changes without completely changing the shot direction.

Do a sound check after generation

If audio is enabled, review whether ambience, effects, and timing support the clip. Regenerate when the sound fights the visual action or distracts from the subject.

Write the crop into the brief

Vertical video needs more headroom and centered action. Wide video can carry more environment, but the prompt still needs to say where the viewer should look.

Inspect motion before polishing copy

Check body motion, object edges, reflections, camera shake, and scene continuity before spending time on captions, voiceover, or downstream editing.

Veo 3.1 facts to keep practical

Use Veo 3.1 when the clip needs realism, camera control, audio-aware direction, and a format that matches where the video will be used.

Use Veo 3.1 when realism matters

Veo 3.1 is a strong fit for cinematic clips where prompt adherence, natural motion, audio direction, and believable scene detail all matter.

Give the camera a clear job

Describe whether the camera should push in, follow, pan, hold, or reveal. A specific camera task is easier to judge than a broad cinematic mood.

Match settings to the final format

Choose ratio, duration, resolution, audio, and supported seed control before the prompt gets long, especially for vertical ads or wide cinematic scenes.

Review motion and audio before editing

Check subject consistency, camera continuity, physics, audio timing, and the ending frame before moving the clip into captions or downstream edits.

Veo 3.1 in Ezier

Turn a tight shot plan into a generated clip.

Write the camera move, action, sound, timing, and delivery format in one prompt. Then check the model, settings, and credits before generating.

Veo 3.1 FAQ

Practical answers for Veo 3.1 prompts, aspect ratio, duration, resolution, audio, seed, credits, and model choice in Ezier.

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