Native audio, standard
Dialogue, ambient sound, and effects generated with the picture — the capability that made Veo 3 famous, standard across 3.1, Fast, and Lite.
Veo made native audio famous: dialogue, ambience, and effects come out synced with the picture, on every tier. Give it a first and last frame and it finds the shot between them. In MML ONE, three Veo tiers answer your storyboard directly.
By Google DeepMind
What Veo 3.1 actually does, per Google's own documentation — including the parts that stay honest about tiers.
Dialogue, ambient sound, and effects generated with the picture — the capability that made Veo 3 famous, standard across 3.1, Fast, and Lite.
Hand Veo a start frame and an end frame and it interpolates the shot — plus scene extension for building sequences past a single clip.
Up to three reference images hold a character or prop across shots — upgraded in January 2026 with native vertical framing and 4K upscaling.
Three tiers with public per-second prices, from $0.05 (Lite at 720p) to $0.60 (3.1 at 4K) — the most transparent pricing of the video families we run.
All Veo output carries an invisible SynthID watermark — auditable AI footage for commercial delivery.
Exactly what our catalog serves today — vendor names, quality first.
As served through our channel: 8-second clips at 720p or 1080p, 16:9 and 9:16, audio on, last-frame control. Veo itself reaches 4K on 3.1 and Fast — the in-app catalog states what each route delivers.

Takes land in the storyboard as versioned assets. Shots that need sound baked in — a line delivered, a door slammed, a room tone — are what you route to Veo.
Single generations top out at 8 seconds (4, 6, or 8). Longer pieces come from extension workflows, not one take.
Veo 3.1 Lite is Preview-status with no 4K, and Google doesn't document quality differences between tiers — tier choice is price and speed, not a published quality ladder.
Person-generation is policy-filtered by region, and inside Google's own stack Veo now shares the stage with newer Gemini video systems — the branding around it is moving.
Start with a premise, a screenplay, or a folder of references. We'll set up your provider keys and walk through the first scene with you.
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