Text to Video
Describe a scene, shot list, timing, dialogue, and sound. Gemini’s world knowledge helps the generated action make visual and narrative sense.
- 3–10 second clips with native audio
- 16:9 landscape or 9:16 portrait
Create it. Change it. Keep going.
Generate from text or images, connect first and last frames, edit a clip with words, and extend the story—with native audio from quick 360P drafts to a 4K finish.
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Explore composition and motion at 360P, move to the native 720P default, then choose an upscaled 1080P or 4K output for delivery. The creative decision stays separate from the finishing decision.
Omni 1.1 is not only a generator. It can begin from different media, preserve context through an edit, and continue from the end of a shot.
Describe a scene, shot list, timing, dialogue, and sound. Gemini’s world knowledge helps the generated action make visual and narrative sense.
Bring a photograph, product shot, illustration, or sketch to life while directing subject motion, camera movement, and environmental sound.
Set the precise opening and closing image, then prompt the continuous movement between them for transitions, orbits, reveals, and loops.
Upload a short clip and describe the change. Replace objects, restyle the world, adjust lighting, or refine the result without rebuilding the whole prompt.
Continue the end of a shot with new action, camera direction, dialogue, and sound while using up to 10 seconds of prior footage as context.
Every clip below comes from Google’s official Omni 1.1 release. Press play with sound to see how control, continuity, and native audio work together.
View the official Google launch post ↗A conversation pulls back through catacombs into a floating library while story and sound stay connected
One source shot branches into dolly zoom, snap zoom, and frozen-time orbit directions
Keyframes become a continuous whip-pan transition and a seamless looping camera move
A lightweight preview lets the microscopic composition be tested before a higher-resolution render
Fish, a chipmunk, and autumn leaves demonstrate the final-delivery resolution ladder
Three character designs inherit distinct dance performances from short reference clips
Upload the clip, say what should change, and name what should stay untouched. Add visual references when the new object, character, or style needs a precise anchor.
Upload a first frame and a last frame, then describe the journey between them. Omni reasons across the whole move instead of treating the destination as an afterthought.
Omni 1.1 reads up to 10 seconds of prior footage before generating the continuation. That gives the next segment context for characters, movement, camera, dialogue, ambience, and music.
Open the Extend Video tool →Start from text, one frame, two keyframes, reference images, an existing clip, or the Extend Video tool.
Direct subject motion, camera movement, lighting, dialogue, music, and timed events—not just the opening image.
Use 360P to explore quickly, 720P for the native default, or select an upscaled 1080P or 4K finish.
Use a generated clip as the next source: change one detail conversationally or continue the story from its ending.
Say what must remain untouched when editing or extending. A short preservation instruction gives the change a clear boundary.
“Replace the red car with a silver coupe. Keep the driver, camera movement, street, lighting, and soundtrack unchanged.”
Omni may compose several shots by default. Ask for a continuous, unbroken scene with no cuts when camera continuity matters.
“One continuous handheld shot. The camera circles the chef as steam fills the kitchen. No cuts. Keep the room layout consistent.”
The soundtrack is generated natively, so specify dialogue, ambience, music, and when each sound enters or stops.
“Distant traffic and soft rain throughout. At 5 seconds she says “I found it.” Music enters only after the door opens.”
Divide the clip into simple beats when several actions or visual changes must happen in a specific order.
“[0–3s] Follow the marble. [3–6s] It triggers the lever. [6–10s] Pull back to reveal the whole machine.”
Generation is priced per output second. Use the draft tier for exploration and reserve the higher-resolution tiers for approved directions.
Generate inexpensive 360P drafts, compare motion and composition, then move the winning direction up the resolution ladder.
Bridge two keyframes with a controlled camera path, or use the same image at both ends to design a loop.
Change one object, surface, environment, or line of visible text while asking the model to preserve the rest of the clip.
Continue action, dialogue, music, and camera movement from an existing ending instead of rebuilding the scene from scratch.

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Everything you need to know about Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash
Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash is Google’s production-ready multimodal video generation and editing model, released on August 27, 2026. It combines Gemini’s reasoning and world knowledge with text-to-video, image-to-video, keyframe interpolation, conversational editing, references, extension, and native audio.
Fresh generations on Easy-Peasy.AI can be any whole number of seconds from 3 to 10. The Extend Video tool can add another 3–10 seconds to a supported source clip.
No. Google documents 720P as the native default and describes 1080P and 4K as upscaled outputs. The 360P tier is designed for faster, lower-cost drafts before a final-resolution render.
Yes. Every output includes native stereo audio. Prompt for dialogue, effects, music, ambience, and timing as part of the scene. The current API does not expose a silent-generation switch.
Choose Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Reference, upload a 4–10 second source clip, and describe the change in plain language. Add up to 5 reference images when a new character, object, or style needs a visual anchor.
Yes. Select Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 First-Last Frame, upload the two keyframes, and describe the movement that connects them. This is useful for reveals, camera orbits, match transitions, and seamless loops.
Generation pricing scales with duration and resolution: 0.9 credits per second at 360P, 3 at 720P, 4.5 at 1080P, and 9 at 4K. Totals are rounded to whole credits. Video extension also bills the source duration because the complete clip is rendered again.
Every Gemini Omni generated video includes Google’s imperceptible SynthID watermark for provenance. It is not a visible logo or corner mark.
Yes. You can use outputs in ads, social posts, product pages, client work, and other commercial projects, subject to the Easy-Peasy.AI Terms of Use, Google’s model policies, and your rights to uploaded source material.
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