Veo3.1 Quality AI Video Generator

Veo3.1 Quality is the Veo tier for clips that already have to look pitch-ready: hero launches, polished brand spots, premium product reels, and image-led scene tests where realism has to survive scrutiny. It is the option you reach for when the question is no longer 'can this move?' but 'does this already look like something we could actually show?'

On Rivya, Veo3.1 Quality currently supports text-to-video, image-to-video with up to 2 input images, built-in background audio by default, and the usual Veo controls for aspect ratio, seed, watermark, and prompt translation. That makes it a higher-polish option for prompt-led or image-led clips rather than a cheap sketch option.

The first checks are whether the clip should start from text or from images, whether prompt translation should stay on, what aspect ratio the delivery actually needs, and whether repeatability or watermark handling matter in review. On this tier, the control question is usually about protecting polish, not maximizing experimentation.

At 150 credits per generation, Veo3.1 Quality only makes sense when the clip is already being judged like a premium brand asset, launch film, or polished social cut. If the work is still open-ended exploration, the cheaper Veo or Kling options are usually the better place to spend first.

Choose Veo3.1 Quality when finish, motion realism, and the included audio path matter from the start, especially if the clip will be compared against real brand-facing work. Go lighter when the idea is still exploratory, and only stay here if the brief already deserves a premium motion budget.

This page is best for the first premium Veo check: a hero scene, a launch spot draft, a polished social cut, or an image-led clip where realism already matters. It is where you pressure-test whether the expensive tier is actually buying you the polish the brief needs.

The public page setup supports text-to-video, image-to-video from up to 2 images, built-in background audio, aspect ratio, seed, watermark, and prompt-translation controls. That is enough to judge both the clip option and the polish controls before you open a larger project.

Before you run it, decide whether the clip should start from text or images, whether prompt translation should stay on, what aspect ratio the delivery wants, and whether repeatability matters for review. On Veo3.1 Quality, those choices usually determine whether the first result feels premium or merely expensive.

The page is public, but the actual first video run is still gated behind sign in. Public guidance currently starts at 150 credits per generation, so it is worth locking the source path, translation choice, and delivery shape before you sign in and spend on the run.

Stay here while you are still deciding whether the first premium pass is genuinely better than a cheaper option. Open the full Studio once you want saved versions, more assets, repeated scene variants, or a longer high-polish production thread.