Create Veo AI Videos with Clear Shot Control

Use Veo AI on Ezier to draft cinematic videos, vertical clips, and audio-aware scenes with Veo 3.1 or Fast. Choose settings, check credits, then generate.

Shape the Veo clip before credits are spent

Use Veo AI when the clip needs cinematic camera direction, Google video generation, audio-aware motion, or a faster Veo 3.1 draft before a more deliberate review.

Prompt example

Create an 8-second 16:9 cinematic video of a futuristic airport runway at dawn. A sleek autonomous aircraft glides silently through low fog while runway lights ripple on one by one. Use a slow lateral tracking camera, realistic engine hum, distant control-tower ambience, soft sunrise reflections, and end on a clean wide frame with the aircraft centered.

Set up the Veo AI run

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    Set the Veo model for the job

    Open Select Model and pick the Veo model that fits the next run. Use Veo 3.1 for more directed cinematic or audio-aware clips, and Veo 3.1 Fast when you mainly need a quicker comparison.

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    Name the shot in the first line

    Start with the clip type: cinematic shot, vertical ad draft, product reveal, reference-style motion, or audio-aware scene. Then add subject, action, camera movement, timing, sound, and final frame.

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    Check the visible settings

    Open settings before generating. For Veo choices in Ezier, check aspect ratio, resolution, duration, audio, and seed when that control is available.

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    Use credits as a review gate

    Check the Generate credit estimate before submitting. After generation, review prompt adherence, subject stability, camera movement, audio fit, and whether the ending frame is reusable.

Write the prompt around motion, format, and sound

Veo AI prompts are easier to review when they connect one shot goal with the camera move, delivery frame, sound cue, and final moment.

Cinematic keyframe of an astronaut standing on a cracked glass lake under green aurora.

Separate fast testing from careful review

A fast Veo draft is useful for comparing camera moves, crops, and hook ideas. Keep the prompt lean so every result is easy to judge against the next option.

Cinematic keyframe of a red vintage convertible at a desert drive-in theater at sunset.

Treat audio as part of the scene

When the selected Veo option supports audio, write sound as a visible story cue: footsteps, market ambience, engine hum, fabric movement, dialogue tone, or a timed beat.

Cinematic first frame of a glass greenhouse floating on dark ocean water at night.

Decide the delivery frame early

Choose 16:9 for wider cinematic scenes and 9:16 for social clips. Put the format in the prompt so the subject, camera path, and empty space survive the generation.

Check the Veo AI setup before you generate

Keep the setup tied to the controls users can change: Select Model, prompt, aspect ratio, resolution, duration, audio, supported seed control, credit estimate, and Generate.

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Primary Veo choicesEzier routes this page toward Veo 3.1 and Veo 3.1 Fast, so model choice is a speed, audio, and review-quality decision.
16:9 / 9:16
Format choicesUse wide format for cinematic shots and vertical format for social clips. Decide the crop before writing detailed camera motion.
4s / 6s / 8s
Duration choicesUse shorter clips for one clean action. Use 8 seconds when the shot needs setup, movement, and a readable ending frame.

Keep one camera job

A short Veo prompt should not ask for a push-in, orbit, drone move, and handheld follow at once. Pick the movement that makes the scene easier to judge.

Say what must stay stable

Call out the product shape, face direction, clothing, room layout, or lighting that should not drift while the scene moves.

Review audio after motion

When audio is enabled, check whether ambience and effects support the visual action. Regenerate when the sound distracts from the subject or timing.

Refine the strongest run

Compare camera continuity, subject stability, format fit, and ending frame before spending credits again. Refine the strongest clip, not every draft.

What matters before another Veo run

Treat Veo AI as a model-family choice. Decide whether the next run is for speed, audio, format, or final review before spending credits again.

Veo is the Google video path

Use this page when you want to work inside the Veo family rather than compare every video model on the hub.

Veo 3.1 and Fast answer different needs

Use Veo 3.1 for more directed clips and audio-aware review. Use Fast when the next step is quick comparison before a more careful run.

The prompt should follow the visible settings

Write ratio, duration, resolution needs, audio intent, and final frame only when those choices matter to the result you need.

Judge the generated clip like footage

Look for prompt adherence, stable subject shape, believable camera motion, useful sound, and an ending frame that supports the next edit.

Veo AI in Ezier

Turn the shot brief into a clip you can judge.

Draft faster when you are testing motion, use audio-aware Veo when sound changes the scene, then check format, timing, credits, and the final frame before refining.

Veo AI FAQ

Practical answers for model selection, shot prompts, audio direction, ratio, duration, credit checks, and reviewing the generated clip.

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