Google video model with native sound
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 AI Video Generator
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 turns a prompt into a cinematic clip with its own sound, and one sentence can move a video you already have to a whole new location.
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 is Google's video model for making and changing clips. On Pixel Dojo it creates clips of up to 10 seconds with native sound at 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K, from a text prompt, a first and last frame, or up to 7 reference images and 3 reference clips. It can also edit a video you already have in place, or add 3 to 10 seconds to a clip of up to 30 seconds. We made every clip on this page with it, and each one shows the exact prompt so you can start from it.
24 credits ($1.50) per 8 s clip at 720p. Included in every plan, from $10/month.
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By Brian Lovett · Updated
What you can create with Gemini Omni Flash 1.1
We made these clips on Pixel Dojo with Gemini Omni Flash 1.1, sound on in every one: a volcano flyover, a papercraft animation, a fashion walk restaged by an edit, a surf action shot and a 4K watch macro. Tap Use this prompt on any tile to make your own version; the beach edit starts from a clip you attach in Edit mode.
Landscape scale for nature and travel openers. The camera skims low over a fissure as lava fountains burst orange against a deep blue sky, smoke glowing from below, with a deep rumbling soundtrack. Start from this prompt for any aerial establishing shot.
Aerial drone shot sweeping low over an erupting volcanic fissure at blue hour, fountains of orange lava bursting into the air and rivers of molten rock snaking across black cooled lava fields, smoke plumes glowing from below, ultra wide lens, crisp detail, high contrast orange and deep blue palette. Sound: deep rumbling roar, crackling rock, bursts of lava spatter, wind.
Stylized animation from a text prompt. A folded paper whale beats its tail through layered cardboard clouds above a paper town with glowing windows, every fold and crease holding steady like real stop motion. Start from this prompt for storybook shorts and kids content.
Wide shot with a gentle drift to the right: a papercraft whale folded from teal and cream paper swims slowly through a sky of layered cardboard clouds above a tiny paper town at dusk, its tail flexing with each stroke, paper lanterns glowing in the windows below, stop motion texture, warm tungsten practical light, miniature depth of field. Sound: soft paper rustles, a low whale song, a gentle music box melody.
Edit a video you already have. We attached our clip of her walking a white dune and wrote one sentence moving her to a black sand beach at golden hour. The saffron coat, the stride and the camera move all carried over, with foamy waves washing in behind her. To reuse this prompt, attach your own 3 to 10 s clip in Edit mode.
Move her onto a black volcanic sand beach at golden hour with foamy waves rolling in behind her, keep her saffron coat, black outfit, her stride and the camera move exactly the same, warm low sun raking across the wet sand. Sound: crashing surf, gusting wind, footsteps on wet sand, no music.
Water physics in a 4 second action shot. She carves a hard turn in front of a curling turquoise wave and her board throws a bright fan of spray into the golden backlight. Start from this prompt for surf, sports and action b roll.
Low tracking shot skimming the water: a surfer in her thirties in a black wetsuit carves a hard bottom turn along the glassy turquoise face of a tall wave at sunrise, her board throwing a bright fan of spray that catches the golden backlight as the lip feathers above her, 35mm lens, fine film grain, teal and amber grade. Sound: thundering wave, hissing spray, wind rush, no music.
Product detail in 4K. A slow push-in over an open watch movement on black velvet, with brass gears, brushed steel bridges and ruby jewels crisp at 3840 by 2160. Start from this prompt for watch, jewelry and gadget macros.
Extreme macro, slow push-in: an open skeleton watch movement ticks on black velvet, polished brass gears turning and a balance wheel oscillating, tiny ruby jewels catching a slow sweep of warm light that glides across brushed steel bridges, shallow depth of field, 100mm macro lens, crisp specular highlights, no logos, no text. Sound: crisp mechanical ticking, a soft metallic whir, a low ambient hum, no music.
One Google model for new clips, edits and extensions
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 picks its mode from what you give it. Write a prompt for text to video, add one or two stills to set the first and last frame, or attach up to 7 reference images and 3 reference clips to carry a subject, a style or a motion into the shot.
It also works on footage you already have. Attach a 3 to 10 s clip and describe the change to edit it in place, like our dune walk that became a beach walk, or extend a clip of up to 30 s with 3 to 10 s more. An edit keeps the length and aspect ratio of your source.
Every clip comes with sound. Audio is native and always on, so describe the ambience, effects and music you want and the clip arrives with a stereo track. Output runs at 24 fps in 16:9 or 9:16, at 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K, and we made every example on this page that way.
How to get clips like these from Gemini Omni Flash
Every example above follows the same few habits. Here is the clip we started the beach edit from, made from the prompt beside it, so you can see what one edit sentence changed.
The clip we started the beach edit from: a 9:16 fashion walk on a white dune under a cobalt sky, coat tails lifting in the wind. Compare it with the beach version in the showcase above.
Vertical fashion film, low angle tracking shot moving backward: a woman in her late twenties with a sleek black bob, wearing an oversized saffron wool coat buttoned over a black turtleneck, wide black trousers and black boots, strides toward camera along the crest of a white sand dune as a strong gust whips the coat tails sideways and sand streams off the ridge behind her, hard midday sun, deep cobalt sky, 50mm lens, editorial color grade. Sound: gusting wind, hissing sand, crunching footsteps, no music.
- Lead with the camera. Open with shot size and movement, like "Low tracking shot skimming the water" or "Aerial drone shot sweeping low", and the model builds the scene around it.
- Give each clip one action beat: a hard turn on a wave, a tail stroke through the clouds, a lantern raised on a platform.
- Name the palette. "High contrast orange and deep blue" is why the volcano clip reads at a glance, even as a small thumbnail.
- In an edit, say what stays. Our beach prompt named the saffron coat, the black outfit, the stride and the camera move, and all four carried over.
- End with a "Sound:" line. Omni Flash makes audio with every clip, so list the ambience and effects you want and keep any spoken call short and in quotes.
- Match resolution to where the clip will play: 720p for social, 1080p for hero shots, 4K for full screen product detail, and 360p at 1 credit per second for storyboards.
Gemini Omni Flash vs Veo 3.1 Fast on a snowy night platform
We gave both models the same prompt at 6 s, 1080p and 16:9 with sound on. Omni Flash dressed her in the navy uniform we wrote and staged the shot as a push-in from the snowy platform to the glowing lantern. Veo 3.1 Fast framed her close from the first frame. Choose Omni Flash for 4K output, reference images and clips, or edits to a video you already have; Veo 3.1 Fast is a strong pick for tight, dialogue led close-ups.
Same prompt: Medium close-up with a slow push-in: a station master in her sixties with silver hair under a navy cap raises a brass lantern on a snowy night platform and calls out, "Last train north, all aboard!", steam billowing from the locomotive behind her, warm lantern glow against deep blue night, snowflakes drifting, 85mm lens, soft film grain. Sound: hissing steam, a distant train whistle, her voice echoing under the iron canopy, no music, no subtitles.
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1: the shot opens on the snowy platform beside the steaming locomotive and pushes in as she raises the glowing lantern and calls out, in the navy uniform and cap exactly as written.
Medium close-up with a slow push-in: a station master in her sixties with silver hair under a navy cap raises a brass lantern on a snowy night platform and calls out, "Last train north, all aboard!", steam billowing from the locomotive behind her, warm lantern glow against deep blue night, snowflakes drifting, 85mm lens, soft film grain. Sound: hissing steam, a distant train whistle, her voice echoing under the iron canopy, no music, no subtitles.
Veo 3.1 Fast: a close-up from the first frame in heavy snowfall as she holds up the brass lantern and calls out to the platform.
Medium close-up with a slow push-in: a station master in her sixties with silver hair under a navy cap raises a brass lantern on a snowy night platform and calls out, "Last train north, all aboard!", steam billowing from the locomotive behind her, warm lantern glow against deep blue night, snowflakes drifting, 85mm lens, soft film grain. Sound: hissing steam, a distant train whistle, her voice echoing under the iron canopy, no music, no subtitles.
| Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 | Veo 3.1 Fast | |
|---|---|---|
| Credits at list price | 27 | 27 |
| Camera | Opens on the platform, then pushes in on the lantern | Close-up from the first frame |
| Wardrobe | Navy uniform and cap, as written | Navy cap with a brown coat |
| Lengths and resolutions | 4, 6, 8 or 10 s in the tool (3 to 10 s through the API), 360p to 4K | 4, 6 or 8 s, 720p or 1080p |
| Ways to start a clip | Text, a first and last frame, up to 7 reference images and 3 reference clips, or a video to edit or extend | Text, a start image and a last frame |
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 pricing on Pixel Dojo
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, from $10/month, and each clip uses credits from your plan. The tool shows the price for your settings before you generate.
Credits scale with length and resolution: 1 credit per second at 360p, 3 at 720p, 4.5 at 1080p and 9 at 4K. Editing or extending a video you attach is 3.5 credits per second at 720p.
A 6 second clip is 6 credits at 360p, 18 credits at 720p and 27 credits at 1080p. The 4K watch macro on this page was 27 credits, and the beach edit was 21 credits.
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 questions
What is Gemini Omni Flash 1.1?
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 is Google's AI video model. It makes clips of up to 10 seconds with native sound from a text prompt, a first and last frame, or reference images and clips, and it can edit or extend a video you already have. On Pixel Dojo it runs in the Gemini Omni Flash tool and through the API as google-gemini-omni-flash.
What is Gemini Omni Flash good at?
Cinematic clips with sound, stylized looks and editing real footage. On this page it flies over a volcano, animates a papercraft whale, throws spray off a surfboard and renders a watch movement in 4K, and one sentence moved a fashion walk from a white dune to a black sand beach while keeping the stride and the coat.
How long can a Gemini Omni Flash video be, and at what resolution?
Each clip runs 4, 6, 8 or 10 seconds in the tool, or 3 to 10 seconds through the API, at 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K in 16:9 or 9:16. 4K clips are 3840 by 2160, and every clip plays at 24 fps. To go longer, Extend adds 3 to 10 seconds to a clip of up to 30 seconds.
Does Gemini Omni Flash generate audio?
Yes. Sound is native and always on, and every clip we made came with a stereo track. Describe the ambience, effects and music after a "Sound:" label, and put a short spoken call in quotes.
Can Gemini Omni Flash edit a video I already have?
Yes. Attach a clip of 3 to 10 seconds in Edit mode and describe the change; the output keeps the source length and aspect ratio. We moved a 9:16 fashion walk from a white dune to a black sand beach at 720p for 21 credits, and the stride, the saffron coat and the camera move carried over.
How much does Gemini Omni Flash cost on Pixel Dojo?
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 is included in every plan, from $10/month. Credits scale with length and resolution: 1 credit per second at 360p, 3 at 720p, 4.5 at 1080p and 9 at 4K. A 6 second clip is 6 credits at 360p, 18 credits at 720p and 27 credits at 1080p.
Can I use Gemini Omni Flash through an API?
Yes. POST to /api/v1/models/google-gemini-omni-flash/run with a prompt plus optional duration, resolution, aspect_ratio, start and end frames, reference images and clips, or a source video to edit or extend. The API docs list every field.
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