
Reference image
Reference imageImage to video
A small world in motion
Veo 3.1
Create a video scene with atmosphere and intent
Explore Veo 3.1 scene direction, camera movement and short-form video composition, with practical prompts for building a readable cinematic moment.
Available options and estimated credits are shown in the studio.
FIND YOUR CREATIVE DIRECTION
Explore the composition, compare the source where available, and open the prompt to understand the creative choices.

Reference image
Reference imageImage to video
Veo 3.1
MEET THE MODEL
Atmosphere comes from coordinated choices: the scene, light, action and camera all need to support the same moment. Start with a short, specific event and describe how the viewer sees it unfold. Reference and first-and-final-video-frame options have different requirements, so choose the workflow before writing a complicated brief.
MEET THE MODELTURN YOUR IDEA INTO A CLEAR BRIEF
Start with one clear outcome. Describe what matters, then change one element at a time.
Give the video scene a clear subject, location and action. Keep the scene small enough to read in a short video clip.
Specify the light source and one camera movement. Explain whether the camera observes, approaches or follows the subject.
Check the complete motion and ending. Where a clip includes audio, listen to the actual result before relying on speech or sound timing.
IN THE RUXA STUDIO
Controls reflect the current integration
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Start with one action that fits comfortably within the selected short duration. A clear event is easier to refine than several competing actions.
No. Reference images and first-and-final-video-frame inputs follow different rules, and available options vary by variant.
Describe the subject, event, environment, light and camera behavior. These concrete directions are more useful than repeating cinematic quality labels.
MAKE SOMETHING YOURS
Pick a direction. Write your first prompt.
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