Extending Clips & Blending First and Last Frames
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Two features help you go beyond a single short clip:
Extend — continues a generated clip for a few more seconds, keeping the same style and motion, instead of starting a new prompt from scratch.
First and last frame — a feature where you give Veo a starting image and an ending image, and it generates a smooth transition between them, complete with audio.
Example use case: Supply a photo of a closed door as the first frame and the same room with the door open as the last frame — Veo generates the door opening.
Chain a few "Extend" clips together in the Flow timeline instead of writing one long prompt — shorter, focused prompts render more reliably than one prompt trying to cover 20+ seconds of action.
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Extending Clips & Blending First and Last Frames
Two features help you go beyond a single short clip:
Extend — continues a generated clip for a few more seconds, keeping the same style and motion, instead of starting a new prompt from scratch.
First and last frame — a feature where you give Veo a starting image and an ending image, and it generates a smooth transition between them, complete with audio.
Example use case: Supply a photo of a closed door as the first frame and the same room with the door open as the last frame — Veo generates the door opening.
Chain a few "Extend" clips together in the Flow timeline instead of writing one long prompt — shorter, focused prompts render more reliably than one prompt trying to cover 20+ seconds of action.
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