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Direct cinematic video sequences with native synchronized audio, multi-image character conditioning, and conversational video editing
From reference frame setup and duration controls to conversational multi-turn refinement, produce full audiovisual sequences in three steps.
Native synchronized sound, multi-image identity locking, and conversational video editing engineered for production workflows.
Explore high-fidelity video sequences featuring native audiovisual synchronization, dynamic camera paths, and disciplined color palettes.
Discover how commercial directors, lookbook creators, and concept designers leverage natively multimodal video generation.
Gemini Omni generates 3 to 10 second video clips with native synchronized audio from text prompts, up to 5 reference images, or source video clips up to 10 seconds. Output resolutions include 360p draft mode, native 720p, and upscaled 1080p or 4K in 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratios.
Conversational video editing lets you provide a source clip up to 10 seconds and apply targeted text modifications—such as changing weather, restyling lighting, or adjusting camera speed—without disturbing the underlying subject movement or scene composition.
You can supply up to 5 reference images showing your subject or character from varied angles. Gemini Omni conditions generation on these visual references, keeping facial identity, wardrobe, and physical attributes consistent across camera moves and actions.
Draft mode at 360p generates motion, pacing, and framing rapidly at roughly one-third the token cost of native 720p generation. Once you confirm the composition and movement, you can render at native 720p or upscale to 1080p and 4K for final delivery.
Gemini Omni excels at multi-reference character consistency, synchronized audiovisual creation, and conversational video-to-video editing. It is not designed for continuous single-take clips beyond 10 seconds, intricate micro-typography, or high-speed motion without natural physical blur.
Direct cinematic video sequences with native synchronized audio, multi-image character conditioning, and conversational video editing