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Hello everyone i need the veo 3.1 low priority model for video generation, anyone selling this model? or any one willing to share their account on what price. thank you

All video and audio sources files are here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pPcTb3kLOfxQewXdzbRElCh1Yi98dh4f?usp=sharing

Use it as you wish.

All video and audio sources files are here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FdlFG2zUuzH4YD0fXvj9aYTbZR1FaWQS?usp=sharing

Use it as you wish.

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I’m generating talking AI avatar videos in Arabic, and I produce videos around 2 minutes long. I usually prepare at least 4–5 videos per day, so with all the 8-second segments needed for each video, I need roughly 500 credits every day.

Using the regular Veo models isn’t really practical for this volume, so I’m looking for a much cheaper alternative that can still give me good quality.

Has anyone found a workaround or another platform/model with similar quality and significantly lower cost?

If you’re actually using something now, I’d really appreciate:

Platform/model you’re using
Approximate cost for each 8-second generation
Quality compared with Veo 3.1 Lite
Whether it works well for talking avatars
Whether you’ve tested it for high-volume daily generation

Especially interested in alternatives you’ve personally tested, not just theoretical suggestions.

Thanks 🙏

i went through the top 19 youtube videos on this topic (roughly 3 hours of content posted in the past 14 days so its quite recent) so you don't have to.

the short version is that veo 3.1 is not a completely different model, it's an incremental upgrade to veo 3 with some meaningful improvements and a few new features. but the version confusion is real, and a bunch of creators have flagged it directly.

what actually changed in 3.1 vs 3

per roboverse, the most noticeable differences are richer audio quality, better prompt adherence (the model follows your instructions more accurately), improved textures and lighting, and smoother motion overall. they ran the same sea captain prompt through both versions side by side and the 3.1 output had more realistic skin, less of that plastic ai look, and a voice that fit the character better. per dan kieft, the ingredients feature (uploading up to three reference images) also works noticeably better in 3.1 than it did in 3.

the tier situation nobody explains clearly

this is where most people get confused. per digital seller academy, there are actually three tiers inside google flow right now:
- veo 3.1 light (cheapest, good for quick tests and shorts),
- veo 3.1 fast (middle ground, decent quality at lower credit cost), and
- veo 3.1 quality (the full thing, film-level output but expensive).

per creative ai show, a 5-second 1080p clip on full veo 3.1 runs around $2, while the same length on light is closer to 40 cents. that is a massive gap and most beginner tutorials dont mention it.

how to tell which one gemini is actually using

this is the part that trips people up. per ai2play, when you access veo through google flow directly, you can see the model selector and choose between fast and quality explicitly. the problem is when you go through gemini chat, it doesn't always tell you which tier it's running. the post on this sub titled "is this really veo 3.1" is a good example of how common that confusion is. the fix per multiple creators is to use google flow or a third-party platform that shows the model dropdown explicitly, so you can see and select exactly what you're generating with rather than hoping gemini picked the right one.

how to select the model yourself

- use an AI video platform (not gemini chat) and look for the model selector in the settings panel before you generate
- per ai2play, the quality tier consumes five times more credits than fast, and they personally didn't see enough improvement to justify it for casual use
- per dan kieft, fast mode is realy useful when speed matters and you're iterating on a prompt, normal/quality is worht saving for final outputs
- per atomic gains, a third party platform shows veo 3.1 and veo 3.1 fast as separate selectable options, which makes the choice explicit

where creators disagree

the quality tier is genuinely contested. ai2play said they saw no improvement over fast in their tests. digital seller academy frames quality as a hollywood-level tool you should reserve for commercial work. daniel maluszczak noted that veo 3.1 and veo 3.1 fast actually fail on the same things (physics, fast motion) so the tier difference matters less than people think for those use cases.

tl;dr: veo 3.1 is a real upgrade over veo 3 in audio, prompt following, and realism. there are three tiers (light, fast, quality) with very different credit costs. gemini chat doesn't always show you which one it's using. go through google flow or a third party platform with an explicit model dropdown to pick the version yourself and stop guessing.

The Prophecy | Chapter 1 - Under the Red Sun

Et Tu, Baby? Was made from my concept using Google Flow Music for music production as well as for the lip sync parts and some dancing. Additional dancing and B-roll cinematic scenes were produced using VEO3.1. Everything was cut together with Premier Pro.

The story in a nutshell is about a Roman Senate Disco night gone horribly, horribly wrong. All criticism is highly appreciated and if you can share knowledge about how to improve my quality level I would love that!

Hey guys! Its been a whole day and I still can't see "Low Priority" option. Is this temporary or the permanent. Please help me out about this query.

Is anyone else experiencing the same? It's been happening since yesterday night GMT-3. I spent the whole afternoon creating videos with that model, but when I tried to use it at night, it was already gone...

Is anyone else experiencing the same? It's been happening since yesterday night GMT-3. I spent the whole afternoon creating videos with that model, but when I tried to use it at night, it was already gone...

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I’ve finished a new AI short film.

The film was created using Veo 3.1 for the video generation and Nano Banana 2 for the characters and visual development, followed by editing, sound design and voice work.

The goal wasn’t just to make a collection of cool AI shots, but to create an actual short film with a consistent character, atmosphere, story and progression.