Veo 3.1

When someone has to speak.

Veo is the model we reach for when the line matters more than the move. Spanish, Hindi, French, English: the language game is powerful. At the cost, nothing else on Chromatic matches it for spoken delivery.

Prompt adherence is weaker and frames can look a bit plastic. So we keep the shot controlled and less animated: locked camera, one speaker, short narrative briefs. The still carries the look. Veo carries the voice.

LangSPANISH, HINDI, FRENCH…
AudioDIALOGUE BUILT IN
8sFULL CLIP IN ONE GO
SpeakWHEN THE LINE IS THE JOB
I2VIMAGE TO VIDEO
StaticHOLDS A LOCKED FRAME
LiteCHEAPER WHEN THE SHOT IS SIMPLE
VoiceLANGUAGE GAME IS STRONG

We ran it on real jobs.

Cinematic, campaign, product, UGC, VFX. One model when the line is the product.

Short Film & Cinematic Storytelling. Controlled narrative with native audio. Keep the camera quiet and let the line carry the beat.

High-Impact Product Ads. Product stills into spots. Motion stays controlled so the object and the VO hold.

Social Media & UGC. Honest spoken delivery for Reels and shorts. Veo Lite when cost matters and the shot stays simple.

Action & VFX Sequences. Effects-led beats when the brief stays specific. Better when motion doesn’t fight the dialogue.

Campaign-Ready Videos. Promotional films with a clear look and spoken delivery. No production team needed.

Where it stands.

Same prompt on both models. Swap the peer if you want to see how others fare. Price here is a 5s · 720p clip on Chromatic.

Veo 3.1 output

Veo 3.1

#7

Quality

$4

Price · 400 cr

TIP

Draft with Veo 3.1 Lite · ~8× cheaper

Seedance 2.0 output

Seedance 2.0

#1

Quality

$3.03

Price · 303 cr

What held up.

Stuff we’ve actually leaned on with Veo 3.1.

Regional speech that lands

Spanish, Hindi, French, and more. Write the line in-language, in quotes. It holds.

When the job is to speak

Native audio is the point. If someone has to say something, any language, this is who we pick.

Controlled, less animated

Static camera. One beat. One gesture max. The quieter the brief, the cleaner the take.

Short narrative prompts

Five to ten lines of plain prose beat long structured blocks. Source image owns appearance. Prompt owns behaviour.

What didn’t.

We’d rather tell you the edges up front.

Prompt adherence and plastic look

It doesn’t follow every detail. Things can look a bit plastic. We don’t ask it to be Seedance for motion.

Grain and metallic voice on Lite

Lite and lower tiers default a bit grainy. Voice picks up a subtle metallic texture. Fine for UGC. Not for a hero film grade.

Hands on the lower tiers

Lite sometimes fumbles hand gestures: extra fingers, multiple hands. Keep hands simple or out of frame.

Heavy motion and wild cuts

Busy animation and multi-move camera drift. For that we go elsewhere. Veo stays for speech-led, locked shots.

On Chromatic, you type a slash.

We’ve folded these lessons into the skills, so you don’t re-learn them shot by shot. Paste the still, drop the dialogue, run the skill.

01Drop what you haveProduct shots, a face, a script, a rough note. Anywhere on the canvas.
02Select the pieces that matterThe skill only reads what you highlight.
/veo31-
/veo31-lite-prompt-writer
03Type /veo31- and goPick the skill. Light writes the brief and Veo 3.1 rolls.

Veo 3.1, on Chromatic.

Open the canvas. Light helps us brief the shot. Veo’s one of 50+ models on the platform.