Native multimodal output
A single prompt produces matching text, keyframes and video, with consistent characters, style and lighting carrying across formats.
Announced on the Google I/O 2026 main stage, Gemini Omni unifies Gemini's world understanding with native multimodal generation — text, image, video and synced audio in a single architecture. It now replaces Veo 3.1 inside the Gemini app and ships with image-to-video, video-to-video editing and a personal AI avatar.
Every clip below is embedded straight from Google's official Gemini Omni product page: text-to-video, image-to-video, style transfer, chat editing, video-to-video and the AI avatar — the full capability surface.
All demo videos are © Google, used here for informational aggregation; streamed directly from storage.googleapis.com/gweb-gemini-cdn.
Gemini Omni's main hero reel: create, remix and edit videos through conversation.
A single text prompt produces a multi-shot clip with cohesive environment and camera language.
Upload reference images and Omni drives the motion, filling in the timeline automatically.
Swap backgrounds, change the wardrobe or transfer styles — your subject keeps its details.
Re-cast an existing piece of footage in a new style — lighting, lens or even material rewritten by prompt.
Re-cast characters, adjust lighting, stabilise shots — all by chatting, no regeneration needed.
Set up an AI avatar once, then star in every future video without re-uploading photos.
Unlike specialised video models such as Veo, Sora 2, Seedance 2.0 or Kling, Gemini Omni keeps language reasoning, image generation, video generation and audio synthesis under one architecture.
A single prompt produces matching text, keyframes and video, with consistent characters, style and lighting carrying across formats.
No more chaining of specialised models. Text, image, video and audio share the same weights and the same long context.
Ambient sound, score and dialogue are aligned with the picture in the same forward pass — footsteps land on the beat, lips match speech on first export.
Swap an object, change the lighting, adjust a camera move in natural language — no full regeneration, echoing the Nano Banana editing playbook.
Upload an existing clip and redirect it with prompts. Reference images, videos and audio can be combined in a single instruction.
Built-in templates for product ads, Reels, music videos and cinematic shorts lower the floor for first-time users while keeping camera language consistent.
Figures below follow Google’s June 30, 2026 developer launch and Cloud docs for gemini-omni-flash-preview. Consumer surfaces may expose additional options.
| Dimension | Known signal |
|---|---|
| Model family | Google Gemini Omni — Flash is the first shipped tier |
| Model ID | gemini-omni-flash-preview |
| Clip length | Up to 10 seconds per generation (longer durations coming) |
| Resolution | 720p on API · consumer surfaces up to 1080p |
| Aspect ratios | 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 |
| Audio | Native synced audio on output · API audio references not supported yet |
| Inputs | Text / image / video (API audio reference not yet supported) |
| Access | Gemini app, Google Flow, YouTube Shorts/Create · developers via Gemini API, AI Studio and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform |
| API pricing | $0.10 per second of video output (same as Veo 3.1 Fast) |
Google's generative stack used to be split across Veo for video, Nano Banana / Imagen for image and Gemini for text. Omni rolls those into a single architecture.
Before
Veo 3.1
Video + native audio
Nano Banana / Imagen
Image generation & editing
Gemini 2.5 / 3.x
Reasoning · long context
Now · Omni
Gemini Omni
Text · image · video · audio, one model, one prompt
A unified model with long context and synced audio means teams can write one coherent brief and walk away with a finished cut.
Hero shots, packaging reveals and lifestyle cuts shipped with ambient audio already locked.
Vertical 9:16 clips with on-mic dialogue and beat-synced motion, built for scroll-stopping social.
Reference a track and Omni cuts visuals to the beat, keeping a consistent character across shots.
Chain multiple 10-second omni-clips into multi-shot sequences with continuous lighting and audio bed.
Loopable 16:9 atmospheric clips for SaaS, fashion and DTC sites — branded and silent-friendly.
Turn a script into a narrated sequence with lip-synced dialogue and matching ambient sound.
Aggregated from Artificial Analysis, Looksy AI, Oimi AI and the official keynotes — for orientation, not benchmark scores.
| Model | Maker | Architecture | Native audio | Clip length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gemini Omni
Omni
| Unified omni (video + image + audio) | Synced in one pass | 5 / 8 / 10s | |
| Veo 3.1 | Specialised video model | Yes | ~8s | |
| Seedance 2.0 | ByteDance | Specialised multi-modal video | Yes | up to 15s / shot |
| Sora 2 | OpenAI | Specialised video model | Yes | ~20s |
| Kling V3.0 | Kuaishou | Specialised video model | Limited | ~10s |
Gemini Omni Flash is free on Google Flow's free tier, YouTube Shorts and the YouTube Create app. The standalone Gemini app needs Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra. Open the official surfaces below.
Google's AI filmmaking studio. The free tier includes Gemini Omni Flash with usage limits; upgrade to Plus / Pro / Ultra for higher limits and pro tools.
OpenGenerate Gemini Omni Flash clips inside Shorts at no cost. The cheapest official way to try Omni for free.
OpenMobile-first editor with Gemini Omni Flash built in. No AI subscription required.
OpenUse Omni inside the official Gemini app. Requires a Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra plan.
OpenFastest free path: sign in to YouTube Shorts or the YouTube Create app, pick a template and prompt with the same multi-shot hooks the Gemini app uses.
Free quotas and prices change by region and account. Always confirm on the official surfaces linked above.
Ordered by public report date. Updated through the June 30, 2026 Omni Flash developer API public preview.
X user @Thomas16937378 spotted "Start with an idea or try a template. Powered by Omni." inside the Gemini video tab.
TestingCatalog and Chetaslua surfaced the "Meet our new video model" card, the full model ID and the 10-second clip cap.
A "professor solving trig on a chalkboard" clip showcased text coherence and physical fidelity, sparking heavy comparison with Veo 3.1.
Gemini Omni Flash goes live globally inside the Gemini app, Google Flow, YouTube Shorts Remix and YouTube Create — 10‑second clips, paid surfaces from $7.99/mo AI Plus and free on YouTube.
Launch ships with a personal AI Avatar, persistent character identity across scenes, physics‑aware rendering and chat‑style multi‑turn editing — every clip carries an imperceptible SynthID watermark.
Model ID gemini-omni-flash-preview lands in Google AI Studio, the Gemini API and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform at $0.10 per second of video output — same rate as Veo 3.1 Fast. Conversational editing and multimodal references (text, image, video) are supported; API audio references are not yet.
Google has announced a more capable Gemini Omni Pro with no release date ("when it sees a step change above Flash"), plus image and audio output modalities beyond the current video-first launch — the full "any input → any output" promise.
Gemini Omni is Google's unified multimodal family. The first shipped model is Gemini Omni Flash (gemini-omni-flash-preview), which generates video with native synced audio from text, image and video inputs inside one architecture.
Partly. Gemini Omni Flash is free on Google Flow's free tier, YouTube Shorts and the YouTube Create app. Using Omni inside the standalone Gemini app requires a paid Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra plan.
Google AI Plus starts around US$7.99 per month, AI Pro is the most common creator tier, and AI Ultra is roughly US$100 per month. Two Omni Flash generations consume about 86% of the AI Pro daily quota, so budget retries carefully. The developer API will arrive with its own pricing.
It already shipped. Google announced Gemini Omni on the Google I/O 2026 main stage on May 19, 2026, simultaneously publishing the official product page and demo videos.
Gemini Omni is the successor to Veo inside the Gemini app — Google explicitly says Omni "will replace Veo in the Gemini app". The video stack is now folded into the same architecture as Gemini text and image.
Yes. Ambient sound, score and dialogue are produced in the same pass as the video — that's the whole reason for the 'omni' name.
The official product page states up to 10-second clips, with native audio, up to 5 photo references and multi-turn editing.
Gemini Omni requires a Google AI Plus, Pro or Ultra plan and you must be 18+. Some features (avatars, video-to-video editing) may be restricted in certain countries.
An optional digital version of you that lets Gemini generate videos which look and sound like you, with no need to re-upload photos each time — and only you can use your own avatar.
Everything on this page is aggregated from the public sources below. Cross-reading is recommended.
The official announcement post detailing the Omni Flash launch, capabilities, surfaces and rollout plan.
Full I/O 2026 recap covering Gemini Omni, the new $100 AI Ultra tier and surrounding launches.
The official launch page with demo videos, capability tour, supported plans and rollout details.
Independent analyst overview of how Omni collapses the Veo + Imagen stack into a single model and what is shipping now vs. next.
Leak details, UI strings and early demo analysis.
Full model ID, in-app prompts and community reactions.
Tidy summary of specs, use cases and comparisons.
Family-level multimodality, long context and the agentic direction.