Google has not announced a model named Veo 4. The name itself is unconfirmed.
Veo 4
Google has not announced a model named Veo 4. The name itself is unconfirmed.
Create with Veo 4
Veo 4 is not open for generation yet
This page is live ahead of launch. Creation controls, parameter tiers, and pricing appear here the moment Veo 4 opens on APIXO — no other page to bookmark.
Follow the official Veo lineup, not a version label
Google's official Veo page presents Veo 3.1. The name Veo 4 appearing on a third-party generator is not an announcement from Google and does not identify the model behind that service. We separate the unconfirmed name from the video work you can start with Veo 3.1 on APIXO today.
Plan your next scene with Veo 3.1
Use these shot-planning ideas with the available model. They are not Veo 4 specifications.
Give each shot a clear action
Describe who or what moves, where the scene happens and how the action ends. A focused moment is easier to assess than a prompt that tries to fit an entire story into one clip.
Direct the camera separately
Distinguish subject movement from camera movement. Write whether the camera stays fixed, follows the subject or moves closer, and review whether the result follows that intention.
Plan what the audience should hear
For a sound-led scene, separate dialogue, ambience and effects in the brief. Check the current model's audio options, then listen to the result as carefully as you watch the picture.
Turn the wait for a new model into better shot planning

Concept illustration generated with GPT Image 2.5, not a Veo 4 output.
Create a product reveal with a deliberate visual focus
Begin with Veo 3.1 and a brief that specifies the product, background and intended camera move. Decide which details need to stay recognizable throughout the shot. Review the product shape and label frame by frame before using the clip in a campaign.
Create with Veo 3.1
Concept illustration generated with GPT Image 2.5, not a Veo 4 output.
Prototype a story moment before producing a full sequence
Describe a character's action, the setting and the emotional tone, then test the moment with Veo 3.1. Keep neighboring shots in a separate storyboard. Evaluate continuity and pacing from real clips rather than assuming an unannounced model will solve them.

Concept illustration generated with GPT Image 2.5, not a Veo 4 output.
Design a scene around sound as well as movement
A cafe conversation, a rainy street or a tabletop demonstration needs a sound brief as well as a visual one. Use the options offered by Veo 3.1, then check timing, background noise and the relationship between what you see and hear. Save the brief for a future comparison.
Keep a shot list you can test again
Keep your current workflow running while official information develops.
Save the prompt and starting frame
Keep the scene description, reference material and Veo 3.1 clip together. Record the available settings so the result has a reproducible context.
Review motion, continuity and sound
Watch for drifting objects, changing faces, unintended camera moves and mismatched audio. Note the actual failure points instead of choosing a winner from a single attractive frame.
Verify the model behind the name
If Google announces a successor, check the official name and model documentation first. Compare the real inputs, outputs and APIXO access terms before replacing your current workflow.
What we know about Veo 4
What is confirmed
Google has not announced a model named Veo 4. The name itself is unconfirmed.
Google's official Veo page presents Veo 3.1. It does not announce Veo 4. A third-party service using the name is not evidence that Google has released a new Veo model.
Frequently asked questions
No release date has been announced. This page will be updated when official information is available.
Google has not announced differences from Veo 3.1, or confirmed the name Veo 4.
Use Veo 3.1 on APIXO today. The workspace above links directly to the available model.
Use the launch notification button in the workspace when it is available. If the button is not shown yet, check this page for updates.
No. A website can use its own product name for an existing model or a multi-model workspace. Check Google's official Veo page and the underlying model identity rather than relying on the site's name.
No official model ID or pricing has been announced for Veo 4. Do not use the page name as an API model ID. The settings and prices shown on the Veo 3.1 page apply to that model only.
No. They are shot-planning ideas for Veo 3.1 and future comparisons. This page does not present any clip or illustration as a Veo 4 output, and no future duration, resolution or audio capability is implied.
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