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Veo 3.1 Lite

veo-3.1-lite/image-to-video

Google's low-cost, high-throughput video generation tier, with speed on par with Veo 3.1 Fast, supporting image-to-video, multiple aspect ratios, and durations

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Input

Output

video
Fill in the parameters and run — results show up here.

Pricing

veo-3.1-lite/image-to-video per second

Specifications 720P 1080P
Sound Off $0.060 $0.100
Sound On — $0.140

Positioning Overview

veo-3.1-lite/image-to-video is an image-to-video model in the Google Veo 3.1 Lite series, accessed through the unified HiAPI.ai interface. Starting from an input image and combining it with a prompt, it turns a static picture into a video clip with native audio. Output supports 720p and 1080p, 16:9 and 9:16 aspect ratios, and durations of 4, 6, or 8 seconds. It is suited to developers who need to batch-convert existing image assets into short videos, and to teams integrating video generation capabilities into cost-sensitive products.

Key Highlights

  • Image as the anchor, controllable starting frame — The input image serves as the generation condition, and the prompt describes the motion, reducing the visual drift that comes with pure text-to-video generation.
  • Native audio generated alongside the video — Native audio is generated by default, so you directly get a video clip with sound, eliminating the need for separate voiceover or sound-effect composition.
  • Aspect ratio and duration combined as needed — Supports two aspect ratios (16:9 and 9:16), two resolution tiers (720p and 1080p), and a choice of 4, 6, or 8 seconds for duration.
  • Adjustable and controllable generation — Offers negative prompts, random seeds, and safety tolerance parameters, making results reproducible and output content constrained.

Capability Description

Image-driven video generation: Pass in an image URL and a prompt describing the motion to generate the corresponding video; input images are recommended to be 720p or higher and in a 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratio.

Resolution and aspect ratio selection: Output can be 720p or 1080p, with aspect ratios of 16:9, 9:16, or automatically inferred from the image, covering both landscape content and vertical short-video needs.

Controllable duration: A single generation can be set to 4, 6, or 8 seconds, defaulting to 8 seconds; billing is by output seconds, making it easy to control cost by clip length.

Audio toggle: Native audio generation can be turned on or off; when you need silent footage for post-production voiceover, you can turn it off directly to avoid unnecessary processing.

Output constraints and reproducibility: Use negative prompts to exclude unwanted content, adjust moderation strength with safety tolerance, and reproduce the same generation result with a fixed seed.

Applicable Scenarios

  • E-commerce and advertising teams: turning product stills into dynamic short clips — Convert product images into several-second dynamic display clips for detail pages, feed ads, and social media campaign assets.
  • Content operations: batch production of vertical short videos — Turn image assets into short videos in 9:16 with 4 to 8 second durations for daily content updates on short-video platforms.
  • Product teams: integrating image-to-video features — Integrate image-to-video capability into products so users can upload an image and get a short video clip with audio.
  • Creative validation: quick previews of storyboard sketches — Quickly turn storyboards or concept art into dynamic previews for proposal reviews and creative direction confirmation before deciding whether to invest in further production.

Limitations and Selection Advice

The resolution ceiling is 1080p and the maximum duration per generation is 8 seconds, so it is not suitable for long videos or higher-resolution finished outputs; input depends on an image of 720p or higher, and pure text-to-video should use the text-to-video route in the same series. Generation results are affected by prompts and moderation parameters, so retry and filtering costs should be budgeted. If you need longer durations, higher resolution, or stronger visual consistency control, evaluate higher-tier video models.

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