Google Veo 3.1 is DeepMind's AI video model that turns text or reference images into short cinematic clips. It supports native audio, vertical or widescreen formats, frame control, and upscaling for high-quality output, typically up to 8 seconds per clip.

RSW Studio gives you Veo 3.1 at a much lower cost per video than Google's platforms, with starter credits and affordable bundles. You still get a unified workspace with Sora 2 and other models, Fast/Quality switching, and a single credit balance for everything.

Most platforms require paid credits to generate Veo. On RSW Studio, new users receive bonus credits that are usually enough for one Veo 3.1 Fast try. If you run out of credits, contact support and we'll help you out.

Veo 3.1 Fast supports more flexible inputs, including Ingredients mode with up to three reference images, and is optimized for speed and cost. Veo 3.1 Quality focuses on maximum visual fidelity and is best for professional, film-grade productions.

Veo 3.1 typically supports 4s or 6s clips, with an upper limit of 8 seconds; longer clips usually cost more. On RSW Studio, the default clip length is 8 seconds and we currently charge the same credits as a 4-second clip.

Veo3.1 natively supports 9:16 vertical format, perfect for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Simply select "Portrait" or "9:16" in the aspect ratio settings before generating. The AI optimizes framing and composition specifically for vertical viewing.

Yes, Veo3.1 features advanced audio integration that generates synchronized dialogue, sound effects, and ambient audio alongside the video. Unlike other AI video generators that require separate audio editing, Veo3.1 creates perfectly timed audio as an integral part of the generation process.

Veo3.1 Fast uses lower credits and is ideal for rapid prototyping, draft iterations, and social content where speed matters. Veo3.1 Quality uses higher credits but delivers maximum visual fidelity, cleaner lighting, and stronger subject continuity for final productions. Many creators start with Fast mode to test concepts, then switch to Quality for the final render.