Video and sound together
Write visual action, dialogue, ambience, music, and sound effects into one direction so the output is conceived as an audiovisual scene.
Veo 3.1 video with native audio
Create a complete short scene with Veo 3.1 video and native audio generated together. Start from text or an image, choose landscape or portrait framing, and direct the visuals, dialogue, ambience, and sound as one prompt.
Veo 3.1 sample
Generated example
Write visual action, dialogue, ambience, music, and sound effects into one direction so the output is conceived as an audiovisual scene.
Invent the complete shot from text or upload an image when the subject, composition, product, or environment should guide the opening.
Choose 16:9 for wide storytelling or 9:16 for mobile-first creative, with 4, 8, or 12 second durations in 720P or 1080P.
Veo 3.1 is most useful when sound is part of the idea rather than an afterthought. A strong prompt explains what happens on screen and what belongs in the scene acoustically. That might include a short spoken line, the character of a room, traffic in the distance, a material-specific sound effect, or a restrained musical cue. Keep each audio instruction connected to a visible event so the result feels like one directed moment instead of separate layers competing for attention.
For text-to-video, begin with the visual beat: subject, action, setting, and framing. Add camera language only after the action is clear, then describe the audio environment in a separate sentence. For image-to-video, the upload already establishes many visual details. Use the prompt to direct motion and sound while protecting the important parts of the reference. If a product, face, or graphic must remain readable, say what should stay stable and avoid asking for a camera move that hides the focal detail.
Froging AI exposes Veo 3.1 Fast as the default on this page for quicker iteration, while the model selector also includes the premium Veo 3.1 option. Both workflows support native audio. Use four-second clips for a compact action or a quick test, eight seconds when a moment needs setup and payoff, and twelve seconds when movement and sound need room to develop. Select 720P while exploring alternatives and 1080P when the direction is ready for a more detailed result.

Sample breakdown
The vertical composition keeps the eruption column readable while lava, ash, and lightning build one audiovisual event. It is a useful example of matching format, action, ambience, and effects in a single Veo direction.
Direction to try
A powerful volcano erupts at night as glowing ash and lava rise into a storm sky; lightning forks around the plume, with deep volcanic rumble, cracking rock, and no music.
Best-fit use cases
Veo 3.1 earns its place when dialogue, location sound, or a precise effect is part of the creative beat—not a layer to be guessed later.
Create a compact character moment with a short spoken line, visible action, and matching room tone or environmental ambience.
Pair a material or product movement with specific sounds such as a click, pour, engine note, fabric movement, or packaging reveal.
Build mood through rain, wind, crowd noise, distant traffic, birds, machinery, or restrained music that belongs to the location.
Use 9:16 framing and a four- or eight-second structure to create a fast visual and audio hook for mobile feeds.
Example prompt: Close-up of a ceramic coffee cup beside a rainy apartment window at dawn. The camera slowly pulls back as steam curls into the cool light. Soft rain against glass, a distant city bus, and the quiet clink of a spoon. No music.
Step 1
Choose the action, emotional purpose, and sound that make the clip useful. Avoid asking a short generation to tell an entire multi-scene story.
Step 2
Describe subject, movement, setting, and camera first. Then add concise dialogue, ambience, effects, or music cues that correspond to the shot.
Step 3
Check whether the focal action is readable and whether the sound supports it. Refine one visual or audio instruction at a time.
Yes. Native audio is included by default in the Veo 3.1 and Veo 3.1 Fast workflows on Froging AI.
Yes. Upload an image, then describe the movement, camera behavior, and sound you want while identifying any important visual detail that should remain stable.
Froging AI currently offers 4, 8, and 12 second Veo 3.1 generations.
Veo 3.1 Fast is the quicker and lower-credit option for iteration. The model selector also includes the premium Veo 3.1 option when you want to use that workflow.
Choose 16:9 for landscape or 9:16 for vertical video, with 720P and 1080P resolution options.
Keep dialogue short, place the exact line in quotation marks, identify the speaker, and describe the visible action that happens before, during, or after the line.
Model guides and generators
Different shots benefit from different controls. Explore other Froging AI model pages, then return to the main generator when you want to switch workflows.
Kling 3.0
Create text-to-video or image-to-video clips with optional audio, flexible durations, and output up to 4K.
MiniMax H3
Direct audiovisual scenes from a prompt or first-frame image with 768P or 2K output and broad format support.
Wan 2.7
Build focused visual shots in 720P or 1080P with text-to-video and first-frame image animation workflows.
Seedance 2.0
Create multi-format videos from text or images with optional audio, 480P–1080P output, and 5–15 second durations.
Use the main Froging AI video generator to compare models in one workspace and choose the best fit for each shot.
Open the AI video generator