3.1 First/Last
Veo 3.1 First/Last – Seamless transitions between two frames, with native audio
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Animate a 6s 16:9 cinematic transition from a bright office desk still to a night rooftop still with the same person. Slow dolly forward that gently arcs as the rooftop appears; daylight fades into cool blue/neon; audio shifts from office ambience to distant traffic and wind, no dialogue.
Yes. First/Last is built to transition between two images; both are required. Use standard Veo 3.1 for pure text/image → video runs.
Up to ~8 seconds in the underlying APIs. MaxVideoAI exposes 4/6/8s presets to keep prompts predictable.
You choose audio on/off per render. Audio on gives native ambience/SFX/VO; audio off is cheaper and ready for your own soundtrack.
Yes. It’s ideal for animating logos or UI layouts from an initial design to a final one. Keep critical tiny text as post-production graphics.
Use standard Veo 3.1 / Veo Fast when you don’t have fixed start/end frames or need multi-beat clips from text/image input.
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