Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash supports 3–10s clips at 360p–4k in 16:9/9:16; generated audio Supported; end frame Supported.
3s · 18 credits
Text to VideoImage to Video3–10s360p–4k16:9/9:16Generated audio: Supported
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Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash supports 3–10s clips at 360p–4k in 16:9/9:16; generated audio Supported; end frame Supported.
What can you do with Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash?
Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash turns text or an image into a short video and accepts written instructions to edit a selected video. On AIVG, generation starts here and continues in the workspace, where you can compare results, preserve the original and branch into new versions.
Start with these recipes and review what your own run produces. Recipes without a recording show prompts, not a claimed model result.
Create a product shot from text
Start with one object and one camera movement so you can judge motion and shape clearly.
Video for this recipe Recording pending
720p · 5s · 16:9
Input: Text prompt only.
A plain cobalt blue ceramic cup rests on a pale wooden table beside a window. Soft morning light, gentle steam rising, one slow camera push-in. No people, no lettering, no logos. Keep the cup shape and tabletop stable. Natural room ambience.
Review: Check the handle, rim, steam and camera movement across the whole clip.
Change one object’s color
Select the first take in your workspace and ask for one visible change.
Source and edited version comparison Recording pending
Input: The completed cup video from the first recipe.
Change only the ceramic cup from cobalt blue to warm terracotta orange. Preserve the cup shape, camera movement, table, window light, steam and background. Keep everything else the same.
Review: Compare the original and edit at the beginning, middle and end. Look for unwanted changes outside the cup.
Input: Select the original blue-cup video again, rather than the color edit.
Change the window light to soft golden-hour evening light with longer warm shadows. Preserve the cobalt blue cup, table, steam, framing and original camera motion. Do not add objects or text.
Review: Check that the light changes while the cup stays blue and the shot keeps its framing.
Restyle this shot as a delicate watercolor animation on textured paper. Keep the cup, steam, tabletop, composition, timing and camera path recognizable. Use soft blue and warm neutral washes. No added lettering or objects.
Review: Judge style separately from preservation: note any altered cup geometry or new objects.
Use a photograph you own to test image-to-video consistency.
Video for this recipe Recording pending
720p · 5s · 9:16
Input: Upload your own clear photograph of a plain cup or another product; a vertical crop works well for this recipe.
Animate this product photograph with a very slow camera push-in and subtle natural changes in the window light. Preserve the product shape, color, placement and background. Keep the shot calm and continuous. Do not add people, lettering or extra objects.
Review: Compare the first frame with the photograph, then inspect shape and background drift.
Plan a draft and a higher-resolution take
Try composition at 360p, then generate a separate higher-resolution take after reviewing it.
Video for this recipe Recording pending
360p · 3s · 16:9
Input: Start at 360p and 3 seconds. After review, reuse the inputs and choose 1080p or 4K.
A small glass vase with three white flowers on a dark wooden desk. Soft side light and gentle movement in the petals. A locked camera, one continuous close-up, quiet room ambience. No text, no people and no additional objects.
Review: The higher-resolution take is a new generation, so compare composition and motion as well as detail.
01Capabilities
Supported controls
Examples and limitations are still being documented.
Durations
3s / 4s / 5s / 6s / 7s / 8s / 9s / 10s
Resolutions
360p / 720p / 1080p / 4k
Aspect ratios
16:9 / 9:16
Generated audio
Supported
End frame (image tail)
Not available
Seed
Not available
Negative prompt
Not available
Last verified
Sep 6, 2026 · Current
Where it fits
Write an instruction to edit a selected completed video.
Generate from text or a starting image; an optional ending image is supported for image-to-video.
Choose a lower-resolution draft before spending on a higher-resolution new take.
Know before you generate
This page uses Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash. New video generation is 3–10 seconds.
Editing currently starts from one completed AIVG video no longer than 10 seconds. External video upload and audio reference inputs are not offered here.
Output preservation varies. Review each edit; unchanged objects, lettering and precise motion are not guaranteed.
The uploaded-video editing route has regional restrictions, including the EEA, Switzerland and the UK. A request may be declined by the model service.
AIVG does not provide an API, unlimited credits or watermark removal; official account matters go to Google.
Choose text-to-video or image-to-video above. Start with one subject, one action and one camera movement.
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Review the quote and generate
Select the duration and resolution, sign in, then review the exact credit amount. Once accepted, the task opens in your creation workspace.
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Select a result and edit it
After the video finishes, choose Edit this video. Describe what to change and what to preserve, review the new quote, then create a linked version. The original remains available.
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FAQ
Can I use the generated video commercially?+
Commercial use follows each model's own terms — confirm them before publishing.
Will the exported video have a watermark?+
Watermark and export permissions depend on your plan and selected model.
What happens to credits when generation fails?+
When a generation job reaches a failed state, the credits charged for it are returned to your balance.
When will I see the exact credit quote?+
Exact quote before every run.
What is Gemini Omni Flash?+
Gemini Omni Flash is Google’s video generation and editing model. AIVG uses version 1.1 for text-to-video, image-to-video and instruction-based edits of selected completed videos.
Is Gemini Omni free to try?+
Check the free-trial guide for the current new-account allowance. The exact quote shows whether your balance covers the selected run.
How much does Gemini Omni cost on AIVG?+
The quote changes with resolution and duration. See the exact credit amount before submitting. Editing uses the measured source duration rounded up to a whole second, subject to the minimum shown by the quote.
Can I edit the video I just generated?+
Yes. Open the completed result in the workspace and select Edit this video. The new version records which result it came from. You can return to an earlier version to try a different edit.
Does AIVG support every Google Omni input?+
This module supports text, a starting image, an optional ending image, and one completed AIVG video as an editing source. Audio references, multiple reference videos and general external video upload are not available in this module.
Is Gemini Omni the same as Veo?+
Google documents Gemini Omni and Veo as separate model products. On AIVG, Omni adds an editing operation for a selected result. The Veo pages describe the available Veo generation configurations.
Does AIVG expose a Gemini Omni API?+
This page is AIVG’s browser workspace. Developer API details are available from Google and supported providers; this page does not promise an AIVG public Omni API.