Veo 3 is Google DeepMind's video model, and Veo 3.1 is its current version. It makes short clips of up to 8 seconds with dialogue, sound effects and ambience generated together with the picture. As of November 2026 you reach it through Google Flow, Google's paid AI plans and its developer platforms, while the Gemini app now uses Google's newer Gemini Omni model for video. FacelessGenie doesn't include Veo, so below you'll find how to get it and how to make the same kind of video with Seedance or Genie Motion.
There's no Veo option in FacelessGenie. Seedance and Genie Motion are built in, and both make clips with voices and sound inside a finished video.
Live credit prices from the video creator.
A short film from the FacelessGenie Movie Maker, where every scene is generated by a Seedance model with dialogue and sound.
An example of the Talking Objects format, which uses Genie Motion on the Pro tier and Seedance 2.5 on High for talking characters.
Google moved video in the Gemini app to its newer Gemini Omni model in 2026, so the Gemini app is no longer the main place for Veo. Veo 3.1 is available in Google Flow, Google's filmmaking tool, through paid Google AI plans, and to developers through Google's cloud and API platforms, which bill per second of video. Google changes these plans often, so check its plan page before you subscribe.
Not in a way you can build a channel on. As of November 2026 there is no standing free Veo 3.1 tier. Google has offered limited trial generations in some of its apps, and free output, where it exists, is watermarked. Regular use goes through a paid Google AI plan, with the Pro plan listed at $19.99 a month, or through pay-per-second developer pricing.
Veo's best trick is sound. Dialogue, footsteps and room tone come out with the picture, and physics and lighting look real. The limits for a faceless channel are the short clip length, the price per second and the fact that you still have to write, assemble and caption the video yourself. It suits the single hero shot more than a 60-second short with twelve scenes.
No. Veo isn't one of the video models you can pick when you make a video in FacelessGenie. For clips with dialogue and sound, FacelessGenie offers Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Genie Motion and Wan 3.0, and builds them into a finished video with a script, captions and music.
Start a Prompt to Video and type a topic or paste a script. Each scene gets its own shot prompt with dialogue and sound cues.
Choose the Pro tier for Genie Motion or High for Seedance 2.5. Both generate speech with matching mouths and sound effects.
The scenes are joined with captions and music and exported as an MP4. Fix any one scene in Studio without starting over.
Veo is made by Google DeepMind, Google's AI research lab.
As of November 2026 there is no standing free tier for Veo 3.1. Access comes with paid Google AI plans, Google Flow and pay-per-second developer pricing, plus occasional limited trials.
Google switched video generation in the Gemini app to Gemini Omni in 2026. Veo 3.1 remains in Google Flow and on Google's developer platforms.
No. FacelessGenie doesn't include Veo. Seedance 2.5 and Genie Motion cover the same kind of talking, sound-on clips inside the FacelessGenie video creator.
Up to 8 seconds per generation. Longer videos are built by chaining or cutting several clips together.
Talking scenes with sound, cut into a finished video with captions and music.