01Briefing principle
Name the change before you make it.
A useful creative brief separates the subject, setting, motion, camera, and mood. Clear direction makes every later decision easier to review.
Direct every frame
Gemini Omni FlashAI Video Generator
Turn a prompt or reference image into a polished 720p video with Gemini Omni Flash—from your browser.
Examples
Remix one idea into
new visual directions
Start with a single creative thought, then explore different moods, materials, and compositions while the original intent stays clear.
Starting point
A familiar object enters an unexpected world.
Creative pass
Reframe the mood, scale, and material.
Simple workflow
FROM FIRST FRAME TO
FINISHED DIRECTION
A focused three-step loop for turning a rough idea into something you can see, assess, and improve.
01ADD YOUR REFERENCE
Bring in the image, subject, or visual cue that should anchor the result.
02SHAPE THE DIRECTION
Describe the scene, movement, atmosphere, and sound in your own words.
03REVIEW YOUR TAKE
Watch the generated take, compare the details, and refine what matters.
A thoughtful video workflow
Better direction starts before generation
These edited, licensed stills illustrate the creative principles behind the OmniVideo workflow. They are visual references, not model output or performance benchmarks.
02Reference principle
Give every reference one clear job.
Use a reference for a specific reason: color, framing, wardrobe, texture, or atmosphere. That keeps feedback concrete instead of subjective.
03Review principle
Review the shot, not just a pretty frame.
A strong still can hide continuity problems. Evaluate the full idea through composition, pacing, subject clarity, and the intended viewing context.
04Iteration principle
Make each variation answer a question.
Change one meaningful direction at a time. Comparing a warmer mood, a wider camera, or a quieter scene is more useful than random alternatives.
05Rights principle
Keep source rights in the workflow.
Only use footage and references you are allowed to work with. Record where assets came from and keep approvals close to the project.
06Preview principle
Label previews for what they are.
Concept stills communicate direction; they are not proof of model output or performance. Honest labels make early creative review more useful.
Direction, made visible
Four ways to sharpen a creative brief
Browse four edited, licensed stills and the direction notes behind them. These examples demonstrate briefing structure, not generated results.
Creative briefConcept only
Keep the subject clear. Place the scene in a quiet, tactile environment with natural depth.
Direction 01
Define the subject and its world. Begin with what must remain recognizable, then describe the location, time, and atmosphere around it.
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Ways to use the workspace
One workspace for the decisions behind the final cut.
OmniVideo is being shaped around practical creative workflows: explore an idea, make the direction visible, and decide what is worth developing.
Campaign development01
Find the visual route before production begins.
Explore several treatments from one brief, compare the strongest direction, and carry the chosen idea into pre-production.
- Treatment studies
- Visual routes
- Creative alignment
Product storytelling02
Turn product details into a sequence people can feel.
Test motion, material, setting, and pace before committing a full production team to one execution.
- Motion studies
- Scene concepts
- Material tests
Pitch & pre-visualization03
Give an unfinished idea something concrete to discuss.
Translate written beats into visual references that help a team discuss framing, rhythm, and tone together.
- Beat boards
- Framing options
- Tone references
Repeatable content04
Build a format that can evolve from episode to episode.
Define the visual rules once, then explore fresh scenes without losing the recognizable shape of the series.
- Format systems
- Episode studies
- Visual continuity
These are example workflows, not customer testimonials or promises of a particular output. Results depend on the brief, source assets, model access, and production choices.
Simple monthly plans
Choose a plan that fits your creative workflow.
Start monthly or save 30% with annual billing. Plan checkout is opening soon; the AI Video Studio interface is available after sign-in.
For individuals
Creator
For individual creators exploring prompt and reference-image video generation.
$19/ month
Billed monthly
- Text-to-video and image-to-video
- Landscape and portrait MP4 output
- Private generated-file delivery
- Standard email support
For professionals
Studio
For professionals who expect to generate more often as paid plans open.
$39/ month
Billed monthly
- Everything in Creator
- Higher planned generation allowance
- Priority processing when available
- Priority email support
For higher volume
Scale
For higher-volume production workflows that need launch support.
$99/ month
Billed monthly
- Everything in Studio
- Highest planned generation allowance
- Volume workflow consultation
- Priority onboarding
Plan preview only. Opening the studio does not start a subscription or charge your card.
Open AI Video studioQuestions worth answering early.
The studio interface is available; generation still depends on configured API access and preview-model availability. Here is what that means before you create.
01What is Gemini Omni Flash?
Gemini Omni Flash is described by Google as a preview model for conversational video generation and editing. Preview details can change before general availability, including capabilities, limits, naming, and regional support. Google’s current model documentation is the authoritative source for availability.
02Is OmniVideo a Google product?
No. OmniVideo is an independent product with no Google affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement. “Gemini Omni Flash” identifies the model used for video generation.
03How does OmniVideo connect to the model?
After you sign in, OmniVideo sends your prompt and optional reference image through protected server-side generation infrastructure. Access credentials remain server-side, and completed videos are copied promptly into the private OmniVideo workspace for delivery.
04Who can generate a video?
Anyone with an OmniVideo account can open the studio and request a generation, subject to the current five-videos-per-24-hours launch limit. Account and safety requirements are shown when they apply. Gemini preview capacity, supported regions, safety checks, and provider availability can still affect a request.
05How much will it cost?
Launch-plan pricing is $19, $39, or $99 per month. Annual billing is 30% lower, equivalent to $13.30, $27.30, or $69.30 per month when billed yearly. Checkout is not open yet, and opening the studio does not purchase a plan or charge your card.
06Can I use generated video commercially?
Commercial-use rights depend on the terms that apply when you generate the material, including OmniVideo terms, the model provider’s terms, and any rights attached to your source assets. You remain responsible for permissions, releases, trademarks, copyright, and other third-party rights. This page is not legal advice.
07What source material can I bring?
Use only material you own or are authorized to use. You are responsible for permissions involving people, locations, music, brands, copyrighted works, and other third-party rights. The studio shows its currently supported image formats and upload limit before you submit a reference.
08Could preview features change?
Yes. Gemini Omni Flash remains a preview model. Model behavior, output limits, capacity, safety controls, supported regions, access terms, and infrastructure availability can change.
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