Built for cadence
Google's fast, low-cost video tier, capped at 10 seconds — the one to reach for when a dozen takes beat one careful one.

Google Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash is a fast, conversational video generation and editing model. Create from text, images, or video, then refine through natural-language prompts.
Google's fast, low-cost video tier, capped at 10 seconds — the one to reach for when a dozen takes beat one careful one.
Attach a start frame, add an end frame, and the motion between the two is filled in — 3 to 10 seconds of it, in the aspect you pick.
Up to six reference stills per shot, carried through the take so the thing you attached is the thing that shows up.
Attach the source clip and describe the change: a new grade, a fix, a different look. No frames to key, no mask to draw.
3 to 10 seconds. Ten is the hard ceiling on every mode, and a prompt describing something longer is clamped to it rather than running over.
No. Every Omni Flash route returns picture only. For dialogue, foley and score in the same pass, use Veo 3.1.
Up to six on the Omni tab, beside the prompt. The Frames tab takes two — a start frame, and an optional end frame it moves towards.
It edits a clip you attach: the prompt describes the change to apply — a restyle, a fix, a reshape. That route carries no length or aspect of its own, so those chips step aside.
16:9 or 9:16, on the Omni and Frames tabs.
Up to 10,000 characters on every route, so a full art-direction brief fits without trimming.