Reference-led iteration
Test a focused product, portrait, environmental, or social shot with current reference-capable Veo controls.
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Veo 3.1 Fast video workflow
Veo 3.1 Fast AI video generator
Create text-led, frame-guided, or reference-guided video with Veo 3.1 Fast using current production modes, protected quotes, and private Library storage.
- Provider
- Starting quote
- 30 credits
Shot planning
01 / 03Give Veo 3.1 Fast one temporal job
Define the opening state, one action, camera behavior, pace, and end state. Avoid combining multiple locations, cuts, and transformations in a short generation before the core motion is proven.
Use concrete verbs and camera language. A subject turns slowly while the camera remains locked is easier to generate and review than a request for a cinematic dynamic scene.
Reference control
02 / 03Use source media with an explicit role
A reference can anchor identity, opening composition, or another supported property. Prepare it at the intended orientation and state what remains stable throughout the clip.
Review identity after movement, occlusion, and camera changes. A correct first frame does not guarantee that every later frame preserves small product, face, or text details.
Model choice
03 / 03Compare Fast by accepted clip cost
Run the same practical shot in candidate models and record the protected quote, attempts, motion continuity, identity, and repair effort. The lower minimum does not always produce the lower final sequence cost.
Use saved Library files for side-by-side review and keep the exact model slug in notes. Veo 3.1 Quality, Fast, and Lite remain separate canonical production records.
What Veo 3.1 Fast does inside CreateForge
Veo 3.1 Fast is a separate connected video model with its own production controls. Its canonical page exposes the exact modes, inputs, frame, duration behavior, resolution, and optional controls implemented by the production Blueprint.
Use Fast when reference-guided work or lower-latency iteration matters more than the full Quality path, then judge the accepted clip against the same identity, motion, camera, and delivery standard.
CreateForge quotes the validated request and stores eligible successful output in the private Library after provider and storage reconciliation.
Veo 3.1 Fast use cases
Choose the model for a specific deliverable.
Frame-guided animation
Begin from a lawful image and direct movement while protecting important identity and composition.
Veo family comparison
Evaluate Fast against Quality and Lite with equivalent sources, frame, prompt, and quality requirements.
Generation controls
A consistent form, tuned to the model.
Prompt
requiredDescribe the video to create with Veo 3.1 Fast.
Generation mode
requiredChoose the input workflow before adding reference media.
Text to Video · Frames to Video · Reference to Video
First frame
optionalAccepts up to 1 image file.
Last frame
optionalAccepts up to 1 image file.
Reference images
optionalAccepts up to 3 image files.
Aspect ratio
requiredChoose a supported output frame with visual ratio cards.
Auto · 16:9 · 9:16
Resolution
requiredYour selected resolution is included in the credit price.
720P
Prompt blueprint
- 01Describe one subject action, one camera move, pace, environment, and visible endpoint.
- 02Identify what each source image protects and which movement should begin from that frame or reference.
- 03Compare Fast, Quality, and Lite with the same shot brief and accepted-clip criteria, not unrelated demos.
Reference product reveal
Use the supplied product image as the opening composition. Preserve silhouette, color, label position, and camera. A narrow light sweeps from left to right while the camera makes a gentle push in, product remains still, soft studio ambience, no text.
Separates a light event from camera movement and protected product geometry.
Static-camera portrait
A waist-up portrait turns calmly toward a large window and pauses, camera locked, identity, hairstyle, and clothing remain stable, soft overcast light, quiet room tone, no dialogue, zoom, cut, or background change.
One action with a locked camera creates a clear identity and motion test.
Veo 3.1 Fast FAQ
Know the real product boundary.
Yes. Its canonical model page exposes the connected production modes and controls for authenticated generation.
No. They are separate production model entries with different current minimums and supported reference behavior.
Use a supported frame-guided or reference-guided mode, state what the source protects, and describe one subject and camera movement.
Use equivalent shot controls and measure total attempts and repair to an accepted clip, not only the displayed minimum.