A video generation and editing model from Google, supporting clips up to 15 seconds with synchronized audio, multimodal references, conversational edits, and extension for product videos, ads, and social content.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Official model ID | gemini-omni-1.2-flash |
| Core input | Text, images, and video; audio references require allowlisting |
| Core output | Video with synchronized audio; text responses supported |
| Generation and editing duration | 3–15 seconds in one-second increments |
| Mode-specific duration | The official model page lists 3–10 seconds for first-and-last-frame output and newly generated extension segments |
| Output resolutions | 360p, 720p, 1080p, and 4K |
| Aspect ratios | 16:9 and 9:16 |
| Sound generation | Speech, music, and sound effects |
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash became generally available on November 5, 2026. Google positions it for video generation, editing, extension, and upscaling, combining instructions with reference material and follow-up conversational revisions.
Compared with Omni 1.1, Google highlights longer clips, better reference adherence, improved consistency, and more natural dialogue. It supports workflows built around product photography, character references, and scene assets; gated audio-reference input is distinct from generating sound within a video.
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Generation and editing up to 15 seconds | Provides room for a short narrative or product explanation. |
| Multi-turn revisions | Supports continued creative adjustments to existing clips. |
| Improved reference adherence | Helps preserve character, product, and brand details. |
| Image and video references | Communicates appearance and movement through visual assets. |
| Joint audiovisual generation | Incorporates sound design into video creation. |
| Multiple resolutions and upscaling | Supports reviewing drafts before preparing higher-resolution deliverables. |
It suits short-video workflows involving references, sound, and iterative revision. Evaluate a real project for subject consistency, motion quality, and editing success rather than judging isolated frames alone.
The 15-second limit does not apply uniformly to every mode. The official model page lists 3–10 seconds for first-and-last-frame output and newly generated extension segments, so check the selected mode before configuring a task.
Use clear, consistent reference images and identify the colors, shape, packaging, and text that must remain intact. Validate appearance before adding more motion or camera complexity, then review labels and small structures before delivery.
Specify one main change per turn and state what should remain intact. For example, change the background while retaining the subject’s performance and framing, then review the full clip rather than only the edited area.
Open its LinkModel page and follow the published model identifier, authentication method, and task format. Start with a simple clip, then configure references, duration, aspect ratio, and editing modes according to the documentation.
Use consistent assets to check subject appearance, motion continuity, audio synchronization, and instruction adherence. Record generation duration, task status, and result retrieval, confirming parameter behavior against LinkModel’s documentation.
Our pricing is based on image and text token usage. The final cost depends on the tokens consumed.
| Token Type | LinkAI Price | Official Price |
|---|---|---|
| prompt_audio | $1.5 / 1M tokens | $1.5 / 1M tokens |
| Image · Input | $1.5 / 1M tokens | $1.5 / 1M tokens |
| Text · Input | $1.5 / 1M tokens | $1.5 / 1M tokens |
| Video · Input | $1.5 / 1M tokens | $1.5 / 1M tokens |
| Text · Output | $9 / 1M tokens | $9 / 1M tokens |
| Video · Output | $12 / 1M tokens | $12 / 1M tokens |
| Reasoning output | $9 / 1M tokens | $9 / 1M tokens |