Veo 3.1 and Omni Flash: frames, references and video edits
Choose between a literal starting frame, a subject reference and an existing clip before writing a video prompt.
Verified sources and integration boundaries
Google's current Cookbook describes Veo 3.1 starting and ending frames, multiple references and extension, alongside Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 multimodal generation and conversational editing. These living examples should be checked for current API and regional constraints.
HUUUIAI exposes separate Veo3.1 frame and multi-reference workflows, and Omni Flash frame, reference and edit workflows. Similar names do not mean the inputs serve the same role.
Choose by the reference's job
Large identity, perspective or pose differences between endpoints make transitions harder. Align the references before asking for the movement.
- First frame: the supplied composition opens the clip.
- First and last frames: the model builds motion between endpoints.
- Smart reference: subject or style can move into a new setting.
- Video edit: an existing clip is the baseline for changes.
Continuous-shot prompt
In one continuous shot, slowly push forward from the reference first frame. Preserve the person's clothing and the objects on the table, ending at the close framing of the final reference. No cuts and no added text.
Review continuity and edits
Check both the requested change and the actions or sound that should remain. At extension joins, inspect direction, speed and lighting. Official example limits must not be substituted for the actual input and pricing controls in HUUUIAI.
Sources and verification
Checked on the dates below. Prompts are editorial examples, not measured performance results. Model availability and parameters in HUUUIAI depend on the current service.
