Multimodal input
Text plus up to seven image references — characters, scenes, styles, and storyboard guidance in one run.
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Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash: Multimodal AI Video Generation
Start free — no subscription, pay per clip. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash turns prompts and image references into coherent video — consistent characters, scenes, and styles up to 4K.
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Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
Direct the shot you have in mind
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash turns visual direction into finished clips: write the shot, attach references, and keep every take in one place.
Direction
Camera language lands where you put it — push-ins, orbits, and follows read from plain prompts.
Consistency
Faces, products, and palettes stay consistent across shots and whole sequences.
Introduce Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
A faster brief-to-clip pipeline
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is a multimodal video model built for iterative creative work. Give it a clear brief or a set of reference stills — it returns clips you can actually ship.
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Brief-ready prompts
Describe the shot instead of tweaking parameters — subject, action, camera, and light parse from natural language.
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Reference-guided shots
Attach up to seven stills — the model holds identity, wardrobe, and art direction across the clip.
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Draft to 4K
Sketch at 720p for fast turnaround, then finish at 1080p or 4K for delivery.
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Two orientations
Render 16:9 widescreen or 9:16 vertical from the same brief.
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4–10 second clips
Pick the beat length that fits the shot — short loops or fuller takes.
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Flash-tier speed
The fast tier of the Gemini Omni line — iterate on direction instead of waiting on the queue.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash workflow
Keep what matters. Change what moves the story.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash treats every clip as a take you can refine — not a render you have to accept.
Compose
Describe the shot you want
Write the subject, action, camera, and light. Add references when a face, product, or style has to stay recognizable.
Direct
Name what each reference does
Pick aspect and resolution. Label each image in the prompt — the character, the setting, the palette — so the model knows its role.
Refine
Adjust the take
Ask for a different camera move, a tighter framing, or a new scene — Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash revises the shot without resetting it.
Build a clear shot brief
A practical way to start with Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
Make the important choices explicit, review the take against your brief, and use the best version as the basis for the next one.
State the shot
Describe what the clip should show and where it will run. A product reel, a storyboard beat, and a social loop need different framing and pacing.
Assign each reference a role
Explain which image defines the character or product and which supplies the setting or style. Label them in the prompt.
Choose format and length
Select 16:9 or 9:16, 720p to 4K, and a 4–10 second duration that fits the action.
Review, refine, and save
Check motion, identity, and framing across the take. Refine the brief, then download the clip that fits your edit.
From a shot brief to a usable clip
Where Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash can help
Choose a task with a clear visual objective. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash gives creators, studios, marketers, and product teams more ways to explore it.
Product clips in new settings
Explore studio, lifestyle, and seasonal scenes from product references while shape, materials, and labels stay true.
Character-consistent shots
Carry a recognizable cast through new angles and camera moves with the same reference set.
Campaign and social video
Create coordinated clips for 16:9 placements and 9:16 feeds from one approved direction.
Storyboards and previs
Turn boards and reference stills into moving takes that hold the intended look.
Concept and mood films
Test lighting, palette, and camera language on short loops before committing to a production.
Localized creative variants
Develop regional variations from one brief and adjust on-screen text or scenery per market.
Useful answers before you create
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash FAQ
Understand the model, prepare better references, and choose a practical approach to your next clip.
01What is Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash?
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is a multimodal AI video model. It generates 4–10 second clips from text prompts alone or from prompts plus up to seven reference images, at 720p, 1080p, or 4K.
02How do image references work?
Upload up to seven stills and name each one’s role in the prompt — character, setting, palette. The model treats them as direction rather than a locked first frame.
03How fast is Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash?
It is the speed-focused tier of the Gemini Omni line — most drafts return quickly at 720p. Timing varies with the request and service load.
04How do I write a good video prompt?
Lead with the subject and action, then add camera language — push-in, orbit, handheld follow — and the lighting mood. One camera move per clip stays predictable.
05Which resolutions and ratios are supported?
720p, 1080p, and 4K in 16:9 landscape or 9:16 portrait. The credit estimate updates before each run.
06Can I edit a video I already have?
Use reference stills from your footage to re-shoot a scene with new direction. For literal video-extension workflows, keep an eye on the model page — capabilities grow.
07What about images?
The same studio hosts the GPT Image lineup and Seedream 5 Pro — generate key visuals or first frames, then animate them here.
08Does it generate audio?
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash focuses on picture. The Seedance video models in the same studio render synchronized audio when a shot needs it.
09What should I check before publishing?
Review faces, hands, product details, and any text in the clip. The model accelerates the creative workflow, but a final review remains part of shipping.
10How do I begin?
Open Create, write a shot brief, and attach references if needed. You can prepare your prompt before signing in — sign in to generate and save your work.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Preise
Wähle den Plan passend zu deiner Frequenz: wiederkehrende Credits für regelmäßige Arbeit oder ein Einmalpaket für ein konkretes Projekt.
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Den Plan vor dem Zahlen verstehen
Understand the model, prepare better references, and choose a practical approach to your next clip.
01Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Abo und Credit-Paket?
Abos sind für regelmäßige Arbeit gedacht und enthalten ein wiederkehrendes Credit-Kontingent. Credit-Pakete sind Einmalkäufe ohne wiederkehrende Abbuchung — flexibel für gelegentliche Projekte.
02Wie funktioniert die Jahresabrechnung?
Jahrespläne zeigen den äquivalenten Monatspreis zum Vergleich; der volle Jahresbetrag wird einmal pro Jahr abgebucht. Dein Jahreskontingent gilt für die Planlaufzeit.
03Wie gelten Credits über Modelle hinweg?
Credits werden von allen aktuell aktivierten Modellen geteilt. Die Kosten variieren je nach Modell und Einstellungen, inkl. Auflösung und Referenzen; prüfe die Schätzung vor dem Absenden.
04Kann ich jederzeit kündigen?
Ja, jederzeit in den Abrechnungseinstellungen. Die Kündigung stoppt künftige Verlängerungen; der aktuelle Plan läuft bis zum Ende der bezahlten Periode.
05Wie lange gelten Einmalpakete?
Credits aus Einmalpaketen sind 365 Tage ab Kaufdatum gültig.
06Darf ich generierte Inhalte kommerziell nutzen?
Ja. Bezahlte Pläne und Pakete erlauben private und kommerzielle Projekte — vorbehaltlich der Nutzungsbedingungen und deiner Rechte an hochgeladenem Material.
07Wie viele Generierungen laufen gleichzeitig?
Kostenlose Konten führen 1 Batch gleichzeitig aus. Pakete und Starter erlauben 2, Pro 4 und Premium 8. Wartende und laufende Batches zählen beide — bei Bild- und Videomodellen.
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Start your next clip on Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
Bring a character still, a product photo, or a clear shot brief. Draft a take, refine the direction, and save the clip that fits your edit.