Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
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Describe a shot, animate frames, fuse up to 10 reference images, or upload a clip to edit or extend.
Generate, restyle, and extend videos with synchronized audio up to 4K. Start from text, first and optional last frames, up to 10 reference images, or upload a 15s clip to edit or extend—starting at 5 credits per second.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash (gemini-omni-1.2-flash-ext) is a unified multimodal video model engineered for fast iteration from draft 360p previews all the way to crisp 4K deliverables. Instead of switching tools between generation, character consistency, post-production restyling, and shot continuation, one model covers all five workflows.
It supports text-to-video (3–15s), image-to-video with a first frame and optional last frame, multi-image reference using up to 10 images to lock subjects or style, video editing to restyle or alter existing footage, and video extension to continue an uploaded clip seamlessly.
On Flux1 AI, every workflow runs directly in the browser on your shared credit balance alongside Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3, Grok Imagine 1.5, and Veo 3. Outputs render at 24 fps MP4 with synced audio, and failed runs are refunded automatically.
Built for creators who want one workspace for drafting, framing, consistency, and shot finishing.
Switch effortlessly between pure text prompts, first-frame animation, start-to-end transitions, 10-image reference guidance, video editing, and clip extension without changing pages.
Upload up to 10 reference photos of characters, wardrobe, products, or environments so lighting, identity, and visual style carry consistently across shots.
Drop in a clip up to 15 seconds to change outfits, lighting, weather, or props in Edit mode, or seamlessly add 3–10 new seconds in Extend mode—paying only for the newly added seconds when extending.
Test ideas rapidly at 360p (5 credits/s) or 720p (7 credits/s), step up to 1080p (8 credits/s) for social and web campaigns, or export master-grade 4K (16 credits/s).
Four quick steps from idea or footage to finished MP4. Credits are refunded automatically on any failure.
Choose Text, Image (first frame + optional last frame), Reference (1–10 images), Edit, or Extend at the top of the panel.
Upload your frames, reference shots, or a source clip up to 15 s, then describe camera movement, subject action, lighting, and audio.
Pick 16:9 or 9:16 and 360p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K. Adjust duration from 3–15 s (automatically capped at 10 s for first+last frame and extend, or matched to your clip in Edit).
Your 24 fps MP4 with audio finishes in roughly 1–2 minutes and saves to My Videos automatically.
Specific camera verbs, temporal cues, and edit instructions produce noticeably steadier shots.
Compare capabilities and 8-second 720p-tier pricing on the same Flux1 AI credit balance.
| Model | Best for | Inputs | Length | Max resolution | Credits for 8 s |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash | All-in-one gen, ref, edit & extend | Text, frames, 10 refs, video | 3–15 s | 4K | 56 |
| Wan 3.0 | Up to 30s shots + audio references | Text, frames, image/video/audio refs | 2–30 s | 1080P | 144 |
| MiniMax H3 | 2K detail & rich stereo sound | Text, frames, multi-modal refs | 4–15 s | 2K | 224 |
| Grok Imagine 1.5 | Low-cost image animation | Single image | 6–15 s | 720p | 64 |
Wan 3.0 goes up to 30 seconds and accepts reference audio tracks, whereas Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash unlocks up to 10 reference images, dedicated video Edit/Extend modes (where Extend bills only the newly added seconds), 4K resolution, and less than half the 720p credit cost (56 vs 144 credits for 8 s).
Grok Imagine 1.5 starts from one image up to 720p. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash adds text-to-video, first+last frame transitions, multi-image reference, video editing and extension, plus 1080p and 4K output at competitive per-second rates.
Transparent per-second credit rates across all four resolutions. Video Extend charges only the added seconds; Video Edit charges the rounded source clip duration.
| Preset | Settings | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum | 3 s at 360p | 15 |
| Draft 360p | 5 s at 360p (5/s) | 25 |
| Standard 720p | 5 s at 720p (7/s) | 35 |
| Full HD 1080p | 5 s at 1080p (8/s) | 40 |
| Ultra HD 4K | 5 s at 4K (16/s) | 80 |
| Max 15 s | 15 s at 720p / 4K | 105 / 240 |
Basic · 300 credits/mo
≈ 8 clips of 5 s at 720p, or 7 at 1080p
Pro · 800 credits/mo
≈ 22 clips of 5 s at 720p, or 20 at 1080p
Max · 2000 credits/mo
≈ 57 clips of 5 s at 720p, or 50 at 1080p
Credits are pre-authorized when submitting and refunded automatically if a generation fails moderation or upstream processing. New accounts start with 10 free credits.
Key mode constraints and billing rules so there are no surprises.
Text-to-video, first-frame image-to-video, and multi-image reference support 3–15 seconds. Adding a last frame or choosing Video Extend caps output duration at 3–10 seconds.
Video Extend bills only the 3–10 newly generated seconds. Video Edit matches your uploaded source clip (up to 15 s) and bills by rounded source duration (max(1, ceil(seconds - 0.15))).
Multi-image reference uses 1–10 photos and cannot be combined with a video file, while Edit and Extend take a single MP4/MOV/WebM clip (up to 15 s, max 50 MB here) without image inputs.
Supported output ratios are 16:9 and 9:16. Most outputs include synchronized AAC audio; occasional 4K renders may arrive silent depending on upstream synthesis.
It costs 5 credits/s at 360p, 7 credits/s at 720p, 8 credits/s at 1080p, and 16 credits/s at 4K. A 5-second 720p clip costs 35 credits, and a 3-second 360p test clip costs 15 credits.
Five modes in one tool: Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video (first frame with optional last frame), Multi-Image Reference (1–10 images), Video Edit (restyle or change elements in an uploaded clip), and Video Extend (seamlessly continue an uploaded clip).
In Extend mode you only pay for the 3–10 new seconds you ask to add—the source clip is not billed. In Edit mode there is no duration slider because the output preserves the source clip length (up to 15 s), billed per rounded source second.
First-and-last frame interpolation constrains both endpoints of the shot, which upstream supports for 3–10 seconds (single first-frame animation still allows up to 15 seconds).
You can render in 360p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K, in either 16:9 widescreen or 9:16 vertical, exported as 24 fps H.264 MP4.
All credits consumed for that job are automatically restored to your account whenever moderation rejects a task or an upstream job fails.
Write a prompt, animate frames, fuse up to 10 references, or edit and extend an existing video up to 4K.