Gemini Omni Flash reference-to-video generator
Combine a shot brief with visual references to explore a video idea in landscape or portrait format.
What to make with Gemini Omni Flash
Use references to explain the subject, setting or movement you want. Give each source a clear role and keep the shot brief simple. The model decides the output length; this is not a fixed-duration editing tool.
Available settings
- Resolution
- 720P
- Aspect ratios
- 16:9 · 9:16
- Duration
- The model decides the output length; a fixed duration is not guaranteed.
- Reference images
- 16
Text or references to video
- 720P — 70 credits
Confirm the current credit quote for your selected settings in the workspace.
View plans and credit packsWhat this model supports
Use the available controls to narrow down your idea.
Guide with images
Use image references to describe the subject and visual direction.
Add a video reference
One supported video reference can guide the motion or scene.
Choose the composition
Select landscape 16:9 or portrait 9:16 at 720p.
How to start
Start small, review the result, then refine your next generation.
Describe one shot
State the subject, one action and the camera movement. Add references where supported.
Check the settings
Choose an available format and review the current quote before submitting.
Watch the whole result
Check identity, motion and transitions before downloading. Refine the brief before another attempt.
Try this prompt
Example prompt
Use the reference images for the room and the blue chair. Slowly pan from the doorway toward the chair as sunlight moves across the floor. Keep the scene quiet, with no cuts.
Tell the model what each reference contributes instead of asking it to copy everything.
Before you generate
- Output length is determined by the model; the displayed estimate is not a duration guarantee.
- This integration has no start/end-frame mode or reference-audio input.
- Output is limited to 720p and the two available aspect ratios.
Gemini Omni Flash: common questions
Inputs, settings and what to expect.
From choosing a model to your first result
Compare models, prepare your inputs and check credits before starting.
