Duration & Output
- UI options: 4 s, 6 s, 8 s
- Model limit: ~8 s for first/last image-to-video
- 720p (1280×720) or 1080p (1920×1080)
- 24 fps cinematic cadence
Veo 3.1 First/Last – First & Last Frame to Video in MaxVideoAI (720p/1080p, up to 8s)
Veo 3.1 First/Last – Seamless transitions between two frames, with native audio
720p/1080pup to 8 sFirst & last frame + text prompt
Bridge two frames with Veo 3.1 First/Last: upload start and end images, add a prompt, and get a smooth 4/6/8s transition at 720p or 1080p with optional native audio.
Use it for scene bridges, before/after stories, logo/UI morphs, and designed transitions where you already know the start and end composition.
Audio on
Veo 3.1 First/Last – First & Last Frame to Video in MaxVideoAI (720p/1080p, up to 8s)
Google Veo 3.1 First/Last demo clip from MaxVideoAI
Why Veo 3.1 First/Last is powerful inside MaxVideoAI
- Bridges two stills into a continuous, cinematic transition
- Native audio support when enabled
- 720p or 1080p, up to ~8 seconds
- Direction via text prompt to control motion and pacing
- Audio toggle and pay-per-second pricing (same logic as Veo 3.1)
- Lives alongside Veo 3.1 and Veo 3.1 Fast in the same UI
Best use cases
- Before/after transitions: product upgrades, glow-ups, environmental changes
- Scene bridges in short films, ads or explainers
- Logo or brand transitions using designed first and last keyframes
- Stylized morphs between two character designs or environments
- Camera moves from one layout to another without cutting
What Veo 3.1 First/Last actually is in MaxVideoAI
Google’s Veo 3.1 “first and last frame” / “Frames to Video” mode that interpolates between two images with optional audio.
In MaxVideoAI, you pick 4/6/8s, 16:9/9:16/1:1, 720p or 1080p, upload First + Last frames, toggle audio, and let Veo handle the transition.
In-app flow in MaxVideoAI
- 1. Select Veo 3.1 First/Last.
- 2. Upload First frame and Last frame images.
- 3. Choose duration (4/6/8 s), aspect ratio (16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1), and resolution (720p or 1080p).
- 4. Toggle audio on/off.
- 5. Write a prompt that describes how to go from A to B (camera, subject, pacing, style, audio).
- 6. Preview price per second, then generate.
Real Specs – Veo 3.1 First/Last in MaxVideoAI
Reflects the current first/last-frame route in MaxVideoAI.
Aspect Ratios
- 16:9 – landscape
- 9:16 – vertical (Reels, TikTok, Shorts)
- 1:1 – square
Inputs & File Types
- First frame (required): PNG/JPG/JPEG/WebP/GIF/AVIF
- Last frame (required): same formats
- Prompt: describe how to animate between the frames; include action, style, camera, pacing, audio
Audio
- Audio ON: native ambience/SFX/dialogue across the transition
- Audio OFF: silent renders, cheaper and ready for your own mix
Pricing
- $0.52/s at 720p
- $0.52/s at 1080p
A directed start–end transition engine with optional native audio, priced per second like Veo 3.1.
Example Gallery: Veo 3.1 First/Last
Real transitions: sketch → final render, office → rooftop, wireframe UI → high-fidelity UI. View all Veo 3.1 First/Last examples →
How to prompt Veo 3.1 First/Last
Direct what happens between two images: define the start, the end, the journey, camera, pacing and audio.
1Describe the first frame: subject/environment.
2Describe the last frame: destination or transformation.
3Camera path: dolly, orbit, pan, crane, POV or static morph.
4Changes along the way: lighting, time of day, pose, style.
5Pacing: gentle, brisk, dramatic; mid-point events.
6Audio: ambience/music/short VO or “no dialogue”.
Animate smoothly from the first frame to the last frame over [duration] seconds in [aspect ratio]. Start with [subject/environment in first frame], then gradually [change/move/transform] until we reach [subject/environment in last frame]. Camera: [movement]. Lighting/style: [description]. Audio: [ambience/music/short VO, or “no dialogue”].
Keep it focused on the journey from A → B; mention camera and pacing.
Demo prompt – “Office to Rooftop” (6s, 16:9)
Real transitions: sketch → final render, office → rooftop, wireframe UI → high-fidelity UI.
6s office → rooftop
Animate a 6 second 16:9 cinematic transition from a bright office desk still to a night rooftop still with the same person.
Camera: continuous dolly forward that becomes a gentle arc around the character.
Lighting: warm daylight blending into cool blue/neon highlights.
Audio: office ambience fading into distant traffic, wind and subtle electronic music, no dialogue.
- Clear start and end frames
- Defined camera move and pacing
- Simple audio story
Tips & limitations
- Excellent for transitions when you already know start and end layouts
- Great for before/after, logo/UI morphs, and scene bridges
- Native audio matches gradual changes surprisingly well
- Max duration ~8s; chain clips for longer sequences
- Requires two images; not for pure text shots
- Tiny text or logos may warp; keep critical copy as post graphics
- If start/end frames are radically different, transitions may feel surreal—give Veo some continuity
Use Veo 3.1 First/Last when you have strong start/end frames and need Veo to handle everything in between.
Safety, people & likeness
- Don’t use frames of real public figures (politicians, celebrities, influencers)
- Don’t impersonate private individuals without consent
- No explicit sexual content or sexualized minors
- Avoid hateful, harassing or extremist content
- Some prompts or images may be blocked or adjusted by provider and MaxVideoAI safety layers
Use First/Last for fictional characters, brand assets and product imagery—not deepfakes.
Veo 3.1 First/Last vs Veo 3.1 vs Veo 3.1 Fast
- Veo 3.1: general text/image→video with ingredients and extend; great for normal shots.
- Veo 3.1 First/Last: specialized for start/end frame transitions with audio; perfect for scene changes and before/after.
- Veo 3.1 Fast: cheaper, faster Veo variant; some providers expose Fast First/Last—great for prototyping transitions.
FAQ
Do I have to provide both a first and a last frame?
Yes. First/Last is built to transition between two images; both are required. Use standard Veo 3.1 for pure text/image → video runs.
How long can these clips be?
Up to ~8 seconds in the underlying APIs. MaxVideoAI exposes 4/6/8s presets to keep prompts predictable.
Does it always generate audio?
You choose audio on/off per render. Audio on gives native ambience/SFX/VO; audio off is cheaper and ready for your own soundtrack.
Can I use First/Last for logo or UI transitions?
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.
When should I use normal Veo instead?
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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