AI video studio for creating professional videos with Google DeepMind's Veo 3.1
Live AI video transformation for stages, spaces, streamers and content creators
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free trial
Pricing
Free tier: 3 initial credits plus 1 daily credit. Paid plans: Starter $9.9/month (60 credits), Pro $23.9/month (150 credits), Studio $39.9/month (270 credits). One-time top-up: $9.9 for 60 credits valid 30 days. All plans include monthly or yearly payment options and commercial use rights.
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Key features
First & Last Frame Control - define scene start and end points with frame uploads
Multi-Image Reference - match color palette, lighting, and composition across videos
Native audio generation with dialogue, ambient sounds, and music
Scene-level creative control with camera directions
Fast Mode for 30-second previews and Standard Mode for full 1080p quality
Video extension up to 148 seconds by chaining clips
Built-in prompt library with example outputs
Aspect ratio support for 16:9 landscape and 9:16 vertical formats
Private processing with optional watermarking
Video generation history and saved prompts management
Real-time video transformation without rendering delays
Browser, mobile, and Resolume Arena integration
Built-in and remote camera support
AI-powered prompt-based transformations
Cloud storage for projects, presets, and recordings
Live installation mode for immersive spaces
Streaming integration for real-time video transformation
What makes it different
Transparent pricing with clear per-generation costs shown before rendering
Three modes in unified interface without interrupting creative workflow
First & Last Frame Control feature not available on other platforms
Support for Veo 4 on day one of release with priority access for users
No rendering delays—transforms video instantly
Multi-platform support from browser to professional video software
Works with any camera setup for flexible deployment
User-generated content never used without explicit permission