Handheld documentary shot following a woman walking through a golden wheat field at dusk
Veo 4 AI Video Generator
Create cinematic video clips from a text prompt with Veo 4 — landscape or vertical output, about 8 seconds per clip, 250 credits per generation. Type a prompt below to open the workspace.
- Cost
- 250 credits / video
- Clip length
- ~8 seconds
- Aspect ratios
- 16:9 · 9:16 · Auto
- Access
- Sign-in to generate
AI video examples
Real clips generated in this workspace. Each card pairs a suggested prompt — tap “Try this prompt” to open it in the Veo 4 generator.
Cinematic commercial shot of a woman putting on wireless earbuds on a busy city street
Selfie-style travel vlog walking through an old Japanese street, natural light
Fisheye-lens selfie music-video shot in a neon-lit city crossing at night
Vertical UGC-style clip filmed from the back seat as someone gets into a car
Golden-hour shot of a couple in a convertible driving through farmland
What is Veo 4?
Veo 4 is the default video model in the veov4.com workspace. Give it a written scene — subject, action, camera move, lighting — and it returns a cinematic clip of about 8 seconds in 16:9, 9:16 or Auto framing.
In the dashboard, Veo 4 can also take an optional first-frame and last-frame image pair to anchor the motion. Everything else is prompt-driven, which keeps iteration fast: adjust one line of the prompt and regenerate.
veov4.com is an independent product and is not affiliated with Google or the Veo model family.
| Output | ~8-second MP4 clip per generation |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratios | 16:9 · 9:16 · Auto |
| Input | Text prompt up to 2,000 characters; optional first + last frame pair in the workspace |
| Cost | 250 credits per video (1 USD = 100 credits) |
| Other models | Veo 3.1, Wan, Gemini Omni and more in the dashboard |
| Access | Free to browse; sign-in required to generate |
How to use the Veo 4 video generator
From prompt to clip in four steps.
- 01
Write the scene
Describe subject, action, camera move, lighting and style. Concrete beats abstract — “slow dolly past a rain-lit window” steers the model better than “cinematic mood”.
- 02
Pick an aspect
Choose 16:9 for widescreen clips, 9:16 for vertical feeds, or Auto to let the model decide.
- 03
Generate
Sign in and spend 250 credits to start the job. The workspace queues the render and shows progress in the dashboard.
- 04
Review and save
Watch the finished clip in your history, download the MP4, or tweak the prompt and run another pass.
What you can create with Veo 4
Short-form clips for the places teams actually publish.
Product and brand commercials
Hero shots and product moments for ads and landing pages — a single strong visual beat that carries a campaign.
Cinematic shorts
Narrative beats, establishing shots and mood scenes for storyboards, proof-of-concept films and edits.
Vertical social video
9:16 clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok-style feeds, generated in the format the platform expects.
Stylized and animated looks
Animation-inspired and stylized outputs for channels that live on a distinctive visual identity.
Veo 4 features and capabilities
What the model can actually do in this workspace.
Text to video
A written scene becomes a finished clip: subject, action, camera movement, lighting and style are all steered through the prompt.
First and last frame
In the workspace you can attach a first and last frame image pair, letting you anchor where the motion starts and ends.
Cinematic consistency
Identity, wardrobe and lighting hold together as the camera moves — the reason teams pick a quality-tier model for hero shots.
Landscape and vertical
16:9 for widescreen, 9:16 for vertical feeds, or Auto when you want the model to choose the framing.
Prompt-driven iteration
No parameter maze: change one line of the prompt, regenerate, and compare. Most refinements are one edit away.
One workspace, many models
When a clip needs a different budget or length, the same dashboard offers Veo 3.1 tiers, Wan durations and high-resolution Omni models.
Veo 4 vs other video models in the workspace
Same prompt box, different trade-offs. Credits are per generated video.
| Model | Cost / video | Clip options | Input | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Veo 4 | 250 credits | ~8s · 16:9 / 9:16 / Auto | Text + optional frame pair | Highest-quality hero clips |
| Veo 3.1 | 30 / 60 / 250 credits | Lite · Fast · Quality tiers | Text + up to 2 references | Cheap drafts, same look |
| Wan 2.6 | 80–325 credits | 5 / 10 / 15s · up to 1080p | Text or image | Longer, budgetable clips |
| Gemini Omni Video | 180–1050 credits | 4–10s · up to 4K | Text | High-resolution output |
Prices and options come from each model's real contract in the workspace and may change with upstream releases.
Pricing and credits
Generation is metered in credits. One Veo 4 video costs 250 credits; cheaper Veo 3.1 Lite and Fast tiers are available in the same dashboard for drafts.
- Veo 4 video
- 250 credits
- Credit rate
- 1 USD = 100 credits
- Budget option
- Veo 3.1 Lite · 30 credits
Frequently asked questions
What is Veo 4 on veov4.com?
Veo 4 is the default video model in this workspace: you describe a scene in text and it returns a cinematic clip. veov4.com is an independent product and is not affiliated with Google or the Veo model family.
How much does a Veo 4 video cost?
One Veo 4 generation costs 250 credits. Credits convert at 1 USD = 100 credits and are also used by the other models in the dashboard.
Do I need an account to use it?
You can browse the site and the workspace for free. Signing in is required to start a generation, keep history and hold a credit balance.
What does a Veo 4 clip look like?
Each generation returns an MP4 clip of about 8 seconds. You choose the framing: 16:9 landscape, 9:16 vertical, or Auto.
Can I upload images with Veo 4?
In the dashboard, Veo 4 accepts an optional pair of a first-frame and a last-frame image to anchor the motion. A single image is not accepted — use text-only prompts or attach both frames.
Is there a cheaper option for drafts?
Yes. The same workspace offers Veo 3.1 Lite at 30 credits and Veo 3.1 Fast at 60 credits per video, useful for testing a prompt before the 250-credit quality pass.
How do I write prompts that work well?
Structure the prompt as scene + action + camera + lighting + style, and change one thing per iteration. Concrete camera language — dolly, pan, handheld, aerial — steers Veo 4 better than abstract adjectives.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Usage rights are governed by the Terms of Service and your plan. Check the terms for the license scope before publishing client work or paid ads.
Guides and resources
Prompt structure, camera vocabulary and model picks — the blog covers how to get consistent results out of the workspace.
Start creating with Veo 4
Open the video workspace, describe a scene, and generate your first cinematic clip.
Open Veo 4 Video Generator