Prompt Guide for Veo 3.1: 10 Fast Prompts to Try Today in Vmake with Veo 3.1

Vmake is an easy-to-use AI video maker that helps you make professional-looking videos in just a few minutes. Now, it’s even more powerful thanks to its integration with Google’s Veo 3.1, one of the most advanced AI video models in the world. 

By combining Veo’s smart technology with Vmake’s simple interface, anyone can make high-quality videos without requiring technical skills. However, you need a strong prompt for the best results. Are you finding a useful Veo 3.1 prompt guide? This article mentions some tips and tricks to write effective prompts and some example prompts you can try immediately. 

Why Use Vmake’s Integration of Veo 3.1?

Are you wondering why I should use Vmake’s integration of Veo 3.1 when there is standalone Veo 3.1 available? Here’s why:

• Quick: With Vmake AI video generator, you can significantly reduce the time taken to generate a video from days to minutes and seconds. It quickly processes the command and generates as many as videos you want.

• Versatile: Vmake does not only generate videos but it is a complete editing suite. It comes with different options to generate scripts, customize the background, add subtitles, and enhance the video to achieve the perfect results. 

• Powerful: This short-form AI tool is not only versatile but also powerful. It provides HD quality results with clear and crisp integrated audio and accurate prompt processing to provide an output exactly as you expect. 

• User-friendly: Above everything, it is easily accessible. It has an intuitive interface with which even beginners can get easily accustomed to. Just go to the video generator, write a prompt, and you will get the results. 

Understanding the Anatomy of an Effective Prompt

Do you not know how to use Veo 3.1 for TikTok videos? Once you master the structure of a prompt, creating videos for social media will just be a piece of cake, even if you are a novice. A good prompt must have:

• Subject: You must clearly define the main subject around whom the video revolves.

• Mood: Describe the overall mood or vibes of the video.

• Atmosphere: Details like weather, background elements, time of the day, and overall setting provide context about the video.

• Action: Mention what the subject is doing. 

• Motion: Include camera motion like parallel tracking, dolly-in, landscape pan, or crane rise, etc. to add a realistic touch.

• Audio: Mention the audio layers including the voice of the main character, background sound, music, etc. to enhance the video. 

These are the main things every prompt must have to create a good video. To bring it to the next level, you can add styles like “cinematic style, live action, animation, or documentary” etc. Adding camera angles like “low-angle, eye-level” also makes a big difference. 

10 Fast Prompts to Try Today in Vmake with Veo 3.1

1. Product Showcase for E-commerce Business

The sample provided below will surely create a mesmerizing ad for the product. If you need a different kind of prompt, this can be used as an example and changed according to the product type.

“The sleek smartwatch sits on a rugged rock near the edge of a mountain cliff. It starts with a drone shot of the watch and then slowly focuses on the belt and then dial of the watch showing durability and sturdiness and ends with golden sunlight washing over everything. Cinematic and epic in tone, the contrast that exists between modern technology and untamed nature is focused on.”

2. Educational Video

If you are going to make an educational video on any topic such as gym training, weight loss tips, study tips, you can go for this:

“Woman performing sun salutation yoga sequence on outdoor deck overlooking misty mountains at sunrise. Soft golden sunrise light creates a warm glow and long shadows. Serene wellness style with warm color grading and slightly desaturated background. Slow dolly-around movement circling the practitioner and then a close focus on the main subject where she is speaking to provide Yoga tips. Shallow depth of field keeping the subject sharp while mountains softly blur. Add voice-over of a woman talking in a sweet yet professional tone lines with the following (add script), no background music.”

3. Character Moment

Have you ever imagined yourself as a ship captain? Give your image as a reference and use this prompt to live as your favorite character:

“A sea captain stands near the railing of the ship using his binoculars to look at the stormy waves of the ocean. A close-up shot with slow, cinematic dolly-in on his intense facial expressions. Golden hour light with dramatic shadows. He says, “The ocean teaches you respect, one wave at a time. Audio: ocean waves crashing, wind, no background music. Color palette: deep blues, warm amber, weathered browns. (no subtitles)”

4. MultiShot Story

Thinking of creating a multishot story? Try this:

Scene 1: “Interior of a quiet, lived-in home during early morning. Natural light filters softly through a hallway window. A woman in her late 30s opens the last drawer of her hallway closet and pulls one of the boxes down gently. The camera remains still at a medium-wide angle, eye-level. She opens the box and carefully unwraps a small item inside: a pair of pristine white baby shoes, nestled in tissue paper.”

After the first scene, take a screenshot of the woman with the shoes in her hand and provide it as a reference for the next scene. 

Scene 2: “Start the scene from the reference image. The woman holds the pair in her hands. Her expression is still. The shot is quiet and unhurried. No music. Emphasize natural ambience — soft house sounds, the creak of the closet door, cardboard rustling, and subtle distant details like a ticking clock or a bird outside the window. The moment should feel hushed and real. Visual style: warm, grounded realism with natural lighting. Avoid cinematic over-stylization. 

Take another screenshot from the last scene. 

Scene 3 : “The woman in (reference image) places the baby shoes on the table beside her and begins typing a listing on her phone. The camera cuts to an over-the-shoulder shot or tight insert showing the phone screen: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” She stares at the text for a long moment, thumb hovering over the post button. Her eyes begin to glisten, but she quickly blinks it back. Instead of crying, she places her phone on the table. Her expression is restrained and unreadable.”

5. Artistic Abstract

Want to showcase your beloved painting in an artistic way? Try this idea:

“Medium shot of a young artist wearing a paint-stained apron in his studio and a serious yet thoughtful expression while holding brush with a blurred background of a clean white wall, dramatic side lighting, and slight movement in hair. A slow camera moment circling the artist making the painting and then the camera focuses on the painting (in the reference image) that is almost complete.”

6. Fresh Food Ad

Want to create an Ad for your freshly harvested vegetables? Try this: 

“Fresh vegetables and fruits splash into crystal clear water in slow motion, creating dynamic spray and bubbles against a clean white background. High-speed capture showing water droplets frozen mid-air. Bright, even high-key lighting eliminates all shadows for a pure white background. Clean commercial style with vibrant, saturated colors emphasizing freshness. Deep depth of field keeping all elements sharp. Shot at 120fps for extreme slow motion.

7. Travel Reel

Just came from a beach trip and want to use Vmake for Veo 3.1 Instagram reels? Here’s a prompt you can try with a reference image:

“Focus on the surfer riding the waves and create a point-of-view vlog clip of a surfer running toward the ocean with a surfboard. The camera bounces with each step, then tilts down as waves rush in, then the surfer holds it again and the scene ends with the surfer reaching the shore with powerful ocean waves crashing against the rocky coastline, white foam spray, high-speed capture showing water droplets in detail, moody seascape.”

8. Tech Product Launch 

Going to launch a new tech product but do not know how to advertise it? You can use prompts similar to this:

“Sleek smartphone with edge-to-edge display floating in a futuristic environment with subtle particle effects and light rays. Slow orbital camera movement circling the device showcasing all angles. Dramatic lighting with cool blue accent lights and warm edge highlights creating a premium tech aesthetic. Modern commercial style with high-contrast grading and lens flares. Shallow depth of field with background elements creating bokeh.”

10. Spending Quality Time with Your Furry Friend

Loved spending time with your furry companion but also want a record of it? Use this prompt:

“A young boy (in the reference image) playing with his pet dog in an outdoor setting at sunset, with string lights overhead creating a warm ambiance. Slow dolly-back revealing the full scene and setting. Golden hour natural lighting mixed with warm string light glow. Lifestyle cinematic style with warm, inviting color grading. Shallow depth of field with foreground friends sharp and background softly blurred. ”

10. Nature Shot

Wanted to capture a beautiful nature shot but could not? You can try this prompt instead:

“Dense forest with towering trees shrouded in ethereal morning mist, sun rays breaking through the canopy creating dramatic rays. Slow dolly-forward movement through the trees toward the light source. Soft diffused natural lighting with dramatic directional sun rays cutting through mist. Atmospheric documentary style with slightly desaturated colors and enhanced contrast. Deep depth of field capturing layers of forest depth.”

Conclusion 

With Vmake’s integration of Veo 3.1, creating mesmerizing videos is no longer difficult. It can help generate engaging content for your audience with just a simple prompt. Now with Veo 3.1 integration, you can even add perfectly synced audio, thus eliminating the need of editing video separately. 

As long as you get a command over the right way of writing your prompt, you can fully unlock the power of this versatile AI tool. The clearer and more descriptive your prompt, the better it understands your vision and creates outstanding videos.