How to Generate Viral Short Videos with Google Veo 3

Short-form video platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts are built for fast impact. But creating scroll-stopping content still takes time — unless you use AI. With Google Veo 3, now available on Doitong, you can create cinematic, shareable clips from a simple prompt. Here’s how to turn your idea into a viral short in minutes.

Step 1: Pick a Viral Concept

Start with a compelling visual or emotional concept. Think of content that surprises, inspires, or evokes strong emotion. Great categories include motivational clips, surreal aesthetics, dramatic moments, or poetic visuals.

Examples:

A neon-lit futuristic cityscape with moody synth music
A child letting go of a balloon in slow motion
A lone astronaut discovering Earth-like plants on Mars

Step 2: Write a Strong Prompt

This is the key step. Veo 3 responds best to detailed, cinematic prompts. Before you start writing, choose whether your video should be in vertical (for TikTok, Reels, Shorts) or horizontal (for YouTubecontent) orientation. This will help the AI frame the visuals correctly for your platform.

Break your prompt into four parts:

Scene (Where is it? What’s the setting?)
Action (What happens visually?)
Camera & Movement (Zoom, pan, handheld?)
Lighting & Mood (Golden hour? Rainy? Dreamlike?)
Visual Style (Realistic, cartoon, anime, cinematic, watercolor, vintage?)
Audio & Voice (Include if you want dialogue, narration, ambient sound, or music — Veo 3 can generate audio automatically)

Basic Prompt: A cat in a kitchen

Enhanced Prompt: A close-up tracking shot of a white cat leaping from a marble counter onto a sunny windowsill. Morning light filters through lace curtains, dust particles sparkle in the air. Peaceful and warm atmosphere. Realistic Visual Style.

On Doitong, just type your basic idea into the prompt box — the platform will automatically enhance your prompt to make it suitable for Veo 3 generation.

Step 3: Choose Your Mode

On Doitong, go to the Text-to-Video or Image-to-Video section:

Use Text to Video to generate video from scratch using your prompt
Use Image-to-Video to bring a still photo to life with motion and atmosphere

Step 5: Download and Post

Export your video. Share it on TikTok, Reels, or Shorts with a strong hook and viral hashtags.

Final Tip: Make, Test, Repeat

Viral content often comes from rapid testing. Generate multiple variations of your idea — try different moods, speeds, and edits. AI lets you create without the cost of filming. And Doitong + Veo 3 gives you the power to do it in minutes.

Create your next viral short today — just start with a few words. The AI will handle the rest.

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Alex Rivera is a passionate technology writer and reviewer with over a decade of experience dissecting the latest gadgets, software, and emerging trends. With a background in electrical engineering and a love for all things tech, Alex combines technical know-how with real-world testing to deliver in-depth, unbiased reviews that cut through the marketing hype.
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