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Veo on Reigniter

Veo 3.1 renders a shot with its own ambience and foley, and Reigniter keeps that sound in the cut, under your voiceover.

by Google DeepMindPro plan and up

On Reigniter

  • Veo 3.1ImageText
  • Veo 3.1 FastImageText
Auto select

Why Reigniter routes to Veo

Auto select reads every shot and sends it to the model that fits. You can override it on any scene, and whatever you pick is what renders.

When Auto select uses Veo

  • Auto select does not choose Veo. It is your choice, made on the scene.

When it goes elsewhere

  • Veo is one of the dearest models per second that we carry, so Auto leaves it for when you ask for it.
  • A shot is 4, 6 or 8 seconds long. Reigniter rounds your shot to the nearest of those and prices that length.
  • Veo names only 16:9 and 9:16. Any other shape follows your image.
Versions

Versions and specs

Every Veo build Reigniter calls, what it takes in, and where it is used.

  • Veo 3.1

    Input
    Image, Text
    Native audio
    Yes, kept in the cut
    Where it is used
    Picked per scene
    Credits
    Shown before you run it
  • Veo 3.1 Fast

    Input
    Image, Text
    Native audio
    Yes, kept in the cut
    Where it is used
    Picked per scene, at a lower rate per second
    Credits
    Shown before you run it
How it works

Veo in three steps

  1. 1

    Write the brief

    Describe the advert, or start from a ready-made flow. Reigniter plans the shots for you.

  2. 2

    Shape it on the canvas

    Every shot is a node. Approve the frames, and Veo runs where it fits or wherever you choose it.

  3. 3

    Render with your brand kit

    Your logo, colours and type are applied at render time, and the price is shown before you run it.

Questions

Veo on Reigniter, answered

Yes. The clip's own sound survives the stitch and sits under your voiceover. It is priced at Veo's with-audio rate, so the quote matches the charge.

Reigniter is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google DeepMind. Veo is a third-party model accessed through our providers’ APIs. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners and are used for identification only.