Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Video 4K (with video input)
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1: stunning 4K video understanding and creation
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Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Video 4K is part of the Gemini family, purpose-built for working with video. It accepts video input and produces crisp 4K output, making it ideal for projects where visual fidelity matters — from marketing clips to short cinematic pieces.
Reach for this model when you need a balance of speed and quality. It handles common video tasks like text-to-video, video-to-video transformations, and detailed scene descriptions with impressive coherence, while staying responsive enough for iterative creative work.
What sets it apart is its 4K-native pipeline and strong prompt-following in the video domain. Frames stay consistent, motion feels natural, and instructions about style, camera movement, and pacing are interpreted reliably across longer sequences.
- Generate 4K marketing videos from a brief
- Transform reference footage into a new visual style
- Create cinematic B-roll for documentaries
- Animate storyboards into short film clips
- Produce product demo videos with custom aesthetics
Generates true ultra-high-definition video that holds detail across motion and texture.
Accurately translates detailed instructions about camera, lighting, and style into the final video.
Responds quickly enough for back-and-forth creative refinement without long waits.
- Describe camera movement explicitly (pan, dolly, handheld) for more cinematic results.
- Anchor your prompt with a clear subject, setting, and mood in the first sentence.
- Use reference videos to guide style rather than overloading the text prompt.
- Generate several variations and pick the strongest take rather than relying on a single output.
- Short maximum clip length compared to film-length workflows.
- Occasional motion artifacts on complex multi-subject scenes.
- Fine details like hands and small text can still render inconsistently.
Wide 4K shot of hundreds of glowing paper lanterns drifting up into a twilight sky above a quiet river village, cinematic, ultra-detailed.
Tracking shot down a glossy white spaceship corridor with soft volumetric lighting, subtle lens flare, slow steady camera, 4K, sci-fi cinematic.
Low-angle 4K slow-motion shot of a runner sprinting through a sunlit autumn forest, leaves swirling, golden hour backlight, shallow depth of field.
Frames per second; higher values produce smoother motion (24 for cinematic, 30 or 60 for natural).
A number that locks the randomness so you can reproduce the same result.
Number of refinement passes the model runs; more steps usually mean cleaner output but slower generation.
How long the generated video clip should run, in seconds.
The output pixel size; this model targets 4K for maximum detail.
How creative or varied outputs are; lower is more predictable, higher is more surprising.
The shape of the video frame, like 16:9 for widescreen or 9:16 for vertical.
How strictly the model follows your prompt versus improvising on its own.
Os preços exibidos são o que você paga na Muitto. Sem surpresas.
What makes this model different from other video models?
It produces native 4K output and is tuned for both understanding input video and generating new clips from prompts.
Can it work from an existing video as input?
Yes — you can feed it a reference clip and ask for style transfers, edits, or detailed descriptions.
How long can the generated videos be?
Output clips are best suited for short-form content; for longer narratives, plan to stitch multiple generations together.