Gemini Omni Flash
Gemini Omni Flash is Google's new multimodal AI video model, built to create and edit videos from almost any creative input: text, images, audio, video clips, references, or natural-language instructions.
Think of it as a video model that does not only generate a clip once. It lets you keep talking to the scene.
You can start with a prompt, upload a character image, add a motion reference, guide the soundtrack, change the camera angle, an object, transform the style, or keep refining the same video step by step. Gemini Omni Flash is designed to understand the full creative context, not just one isolated instruction.
Key Features
l Create Video from Multiple Inputs
Gemini Omni Flash can work with text, images, audio, and video references. You can describe a scene from scratch, animate a still image, transform a video, or combine multiple references into one cohesive output.
l Edit Videos Through Natural Conversation
Instead of regenerating from zero every time, you can refine the video step by step. Ask it to change the background, swap an object, adjust the lighting, move the camera, add an effect, or transform the style while keeping the scene coherent.
l Reference Anything for Better Control
Use images, videos, text, or audio as references. You can apply the motion from one video to a character from an image, match the mood of a song, copy a visual style, or use a sketch to guide the final video.
l Strong World Understanding
Gemini Omni Flash combines generative video with Gemini's knowledge of physics, science, culture, and storytelling. This helps create scenes that feel more logical, grounded, and meaningful.
l Audio-Video Output
Generate videos with audio, including ambience, music feeling, sound effects, and synchronized scene moments. This makes the output feel more complete than silent video drafts.
· Style Transformation
Turn a video into anime, watercolor, claymation, 3D glass, pixel art, crayon drawing, cinematic realism, retro-futurism, or other visual styles while preserving the core motion and structure.
The "Omni Video Formula" for Better Results
To get stronger results from Gemini Omni Flash, structure your prompt like this:
Prompt = Input + Subject + Action + Camera + Style + Lighting + Audio + Edit Goal
1. Input
Tell the model what you are using.
Example:
Use the uploaded fantasy character image as the main reference.
2. Subject
Describe the main character, object, product, or environment.
Example:
A silver-haired elf warrior wearing crystal armor.
3. Action
Explain what happens in the video.
Example:
She slowly turns toward the camera as blue magic rises from her hand.
4. Camera
Guide the shot.
Example:
Start with a medium shot, then slowly push in to a close-up.
5. Style
Define the visual direction.
Example:
Cinematic fantasy, highly detailed, elegant, dramatic, magical.
6. Lighting
Describe the light source and mood.
Example:
Moonlight , glowing blue rim light, soft mist in the forest.
7. Audio
Add sound direction.
Example:
Soft wind, faint magical chimes, subtle cinematic ambience.
8. Edit Goal
If you are editing an existing video, state exactly what should change and what should stay the same.
Example:
Keep the character's face and outfit consistent, but change the background into a glowing ancient temple.
Prompt Examples for SeaArt Creators
Use the uploaded anime character image as the main reference. The character stands under neon signs on a rainy night, slowly looks toward the camera, hair moving gently in the wind, cinematic close-up, soft city ambience, glowing reflections on the street, emotional anime style.
2. Fantasy Poster to Video
Animate this fantasy poster into a cinematic video. A lone mage stands on a floating bridge above the clouds, stars moving slowly in the sky, cape flowing in the wind, camera slowly pushes in, magical particles drifting around, soft orchestral ambience.
3. Music-Reactive Visual
Create a surreal AI art video where glowing flowers open and close in sync with the beat of the music. The camera glides through a dreamlike garden, neon pollen floats in the air, colors pulse gently with the rhythm, cinematic macro shot.
4. Style Transformation
Use the uploaded video as reference. Keep the same motion and composition, but transform the entire scene into a hand-drawn anime opening style, with clean line art, soft color gradients, dramatic lighting, and smooth camera movement.
5. Product Creative Video
Use the uploaded product image as the reference. Place the product on a glossy black surface, camera rotates slowly around it, neon reflections move across the edges, soft electronic ambience, premium commercial lighting, clean luxury style.
6. Sketch to Realistic Video
Turn this rough character sketch into realistic cinematic footage. Use the drawing only as a guide for pose and motion. The final video should show a real fantasy warrior walking through a misty forest, dramatic lighting, slow tracking shot, realistic sound.
7. Multi-Reference Scene
Use the first uploaded image as the character reference, the second image as the background style, and the audio file as the mood reference. Create a short cinematic video where the character walks through the environment, with camera movement and lighting synced to the rhythm.
8. Conversational Editing Examples
After generating a video, try follow-up edits like:
l Change the camera angle to an over-the-shoulder shot.
l Make the background look like a cyberpunk city.
l Turn the character's outfit into white armor.
l Keep the face the same, but change the hairstyle.
l Add glowing particles around the character.
l Make the lights pulse in sync with the music.
l the object on the left side.
l Change the whole video into watercolor style.
l Make the scene more dramatic and darker.
l Add realistic wind and fabric movement.
How to Get Started
1. Access the Model
Open Gemini Omni Flash on SeaArt AI.
2. Choose Your Input
Start with text, upload an image, use a video reference, add audio, or combine multiple references.
3. Write a Directed Prompt
Use the Omni Video Formula: Input + Subject + Action + Camera + Style + Lighting + Audio + Edit Goal.
4. Generate Your First Video
Create the initial clip and review the motion, composition, character consistency, sound, and style.
5. Edit Through Conversation
Instead of starting over, continue with natural-language edits. Change the camera, mood, style, object, action, or background step by step.
6. Refine the Best Version
Keep the strongest scene and polish it with targeted changes.
7. Share or Continue Creating
Use the final video for AI art showcases, social clips, character content, music visuals, product ads, or storytelling projects.