Choose the right operation
Video editing starts with a specific clip. Ask for a local color change, new lighting or a different visual style, then inspect what changed outside the request. Here editing uses Gemini Omni and produces a new version; it does not replace your source.
How it works
1. Choose the model and input
Choose an available model and add its required image or video. Supported setting changes update the credit total automatically; confirm it before submitting.
2. Describe the shot or edit
Keep the first test small. Name one main action or change, then describe the details that should stay the same.
3. Review the quote, then inspect the result
The credit amount depends on the model and configuration. Check it before submission; return to your creation to compare, reuse or edit a completed result.
Examples and prompt guides
Change one object’s color
Select the first take in your workspace and ask for one visible change.
What to check: Compare the original and edit at the beginning, middle and end. Look for unwanted changes outside the cup.
Prompt and settings
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.
5s · 720p · 16:9
Prompt and settingsInput limits
Upload one H.264 MP4, up to 10 seconds and 50 MiB, or choose one of your completed videos. Describe the change and compare the new version with the source.
Common questions
Do I need to pay before trying?
New accounts receive 100 credits. The selected model and settings determine whether that balance covers a run; the quote tells you before submission.
What happens if I lack credits?
The credit dialog shows the required amount, balance and gap. Add credits or review plans, then return to your creation and confirm a fresh quote. Buying credits does not automatically start a generation.
How do I continue after a result?
Keep the original result in your creation. Reuse its inputs to generate another take, or select it as a source for video editing. Compare each version before using it.