google/veo-3.1-i2v

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• google/veo-3.1-fast-t2v: [Core Function] Veo 3.1 Fast T2V is a high-speed text-to-video model. [Strengths] It is heavily optimized for fast generation, delivering video content with natively synchronized audio at 1080p quickly. [Best For] Highly recommended for: rapid prototyping, quick visual iteration, and high-volume background video generation. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model if you require 4K resolution or maximum artistic detail. [Routing] Choose this model when the user emphasizes ‘fast’, ‘quick’, or ‘rapid’ video generation.
• google/veo-3.1-t2v: [Core Function] Veo 3.1 T2V is Google’s state-of-the-art cinematic text-to-video engine. [Strengths] It natively generates 4K professional-grade video output with natively synchronized audio and supports complex camera movements. [Best For] Highly recommended for: high-end creative storytelling, cinematic short films, and experimental video production with sound. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model if you need instant/real-time generation, as 4K video rendering takes time. [Routing] Use this model by default for all high-quality text-to-video requests on the Google platform.
• google/veo-3.1-fast-i2v: [Core Function] Veo 3.1 Fast I2V is a high-speed image-to-video model. [Strengths] It quickly animates starting images at 1080p, optimized for low latency. [Best For] Highly recommended for: rapid prototyping and quick social media visual iterations. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model for the absolute highest visual fidelity or 4K output. [Routing] Choose this model when the user emphasizes ‘fast’ or ‘quick’ animation.
• google/veo-3.1-lite-t2v: [Core Function] Veo 3.1 Lite T2V is a balanced text-to-video model. [Strengths] It provides a good balance between generation speed and visual quality, still supporting the advanced architecture of the 3.1 series. [Best For] Highly recommended for: general video content creation and social media posts where 4K is not strictly necessary. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model for the absolute highest cinematic fidelity (use the standard Veo 3.1 instead). [Routing] Route to this model for standard, everyday video generation tasks.
• google/veo-3.1-lite-i2v: [Core Function] Veo 3.1 Lite I2V is a balanced image-to-video model. [Strengths] It offers a middle ground between speed and quality for animating images. [Best For] Highly recommended for: general image animation and web-ready content. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model if you need 4K resolution. [Routing] Use this model for standard image animation requests.
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• bytedance/seedance-2.0-i2v: [Core Function] Seedance 2.0 I2V is ByteDance’s flagship unified multimodal video generation model. [Strengths] It supports complex mixed references (multiple images, audio clips) and generates up to 15s of multi-shot audio-video output with dual-channel audio. [Best For] Highly recommended for: high-end complex video generation, multi-shot narratives, and mixed-reference cinematic production. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model if you only need a very basic legacy generation without complex references. [Routing] Use this model by default for any complex, multi-reference, or high-fidelity image-to-video tasks.
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• vidu/viduq3-pro-fl2v: [Core Function] Vidu Q3 Pro FL2V is a premium First-Last frame transition video model. [Strengths] It excels at generating highly detailed, cinematic, and logically consistent video transitions between a starting image and an ending image. [Best For] Highly recommended for: high-end commercial transitions, complex subject morphing, professional time-lapse effects, and cinematic storyboard completion. [Limitations] Do NOT use this model with only a single image; both a start and end frame are strictly required. [Routing] Use this by default when the user provides exactly two images (start and end) and wants a video bridging them. For faster but lower-quality results, use Q3 Turbo FL2V.
• skywork/skyreels-i2v: [Core Function] SkyReels Image-to-Video animates one or more keyframe images into a video guided by a text prompt. [Strengths] Supports a start frame, an end frame, and tagged mid-frames for keyframe control; optional audio, 480p/720p/1080p output, and fast/std modes. [Best For] Bringing a photo to life, first-last-frame transitions, and keyframe-driven storyboards. [Limitations] Do NOT use this for pure text-to-video (use skyreels-t2v) or for editing an existing video (use the Omni / video-to-video models). It requires at least one of first_frame_image, end_frame_image, or mid_frame_images; output is capped at 1080p and 15s, and fast mode supports only sound=false. [Routing] Provide first_frame_image to animate from a start image, add end_frame_image for a transition, or supply mid_frame_images (each tag must appear in the prompt as @tag) for keyframe guidance.
• pixverse/motion-control: [Core Function] PixVerse Motion Control (Mimic) animates a subject image so it follows the motion of a reference video. [Strengths] Transfers human/animal motion from a driving video onto a still subject. [Best For] Making a character mimic a dance or action, motion retargeting onto a photo. [Limitations] Do NOT use this if you only have a video and no subject image (use Restyle or Extend instead), or if you need 1080p output (only 360p/540p/720p are supported). It requires BOTH a subject image (with a clear person or animal) AND a reference video (with a person as the primary focus). [Routing] Use when the user has one subject image and one motion reference video and wants the subject to mimic that motion.
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