Google has recently showcased Veo 3.1, its most advanced AI video generation model, alongside a major upgrade to its filmmaking tool, Flow. After the success of Flow, which was used to create over 275 million videos in just five months, users wanted more creative control. Veo 3.1 and the enhanced Flow now deliver exactly that, combining both imagination with cinematic precision.
The new model generates not only realistic visuals but also intelligent audio that matches each scene’s mood and environment, eliminating the need for manual sound editing. Flow now introduces innovative tools such as “Ingredients to Video,” “Frames to Video,” and “Extend,” enabling creators to guide shot composition, connect scenes, and build continuous video sequences effortlessly.
Editing has also become more powerful with “Insert” and “Remove” tools, allowing users to add or erase objects naturally using simple text commands with AI. Integrated across Google’s Gemini system including the Gemini API, Vertex AI, and Gemini app Veo 3.1, AI-driven filmmaking accessible to both developers and creators.
In essence, Veo 3.1 turns Flow into a full AI filmmaking platform, merging visuals, audio, and story into one smooth and effortless system. It marks a major step toward making professional-grade video production possible for anyone, narrowing the gap between imagination and cinematic creation.
To see Veo 3.1 in action and experience the power of AI-driven filmmaking, watch the video below created directly using prompt engineering and Flow:
Prompt: Create a cinematic 30-second video of a futuristic city at sunset, with flying cars moving between neon-lit skyscrapers. Include soft ambient music and distant city sounds. Focus on smooth camera transitions, realistic lighting, and dynamic reflections on glass surfaces. Highlight a central character walking across a skybridge, with the city bustling in the background.