Gemini Omni Flash by Google
Gemini Omni Flash is Google’s video model, and FrameCompose runs its newest version. Describe a moment or start from a picture and get one clip of 3 to 15 seconds with sound made with the picture, from 134 credits for 5 seconds. It lands on a full timeline, ready for captions, voiceover, music and export.
Maintained by the FrameCompose product team · Last reviewed 6 November 2026
Clips from 3 to 15 seconds, upright or wide.
Sound made with the picture, at no extra credits.
Start from a few words, a picture, or a first and last frame.
See each clip’s price before it is made. Failed clips are refunded.
What one Gemini Omni Flash clip costs in FrameCompose, by length and quality. The same price shows on screen before the clip is made.
| Clip length | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | 134 credits | 134 credits | 195 credits |
| 10 seconds | 260 credits | 260 credits | 382 credits |
| 15 seconds | 386 credits | 386 credits | 569 credits |
Sound is included at every price. Gemini Omni renders 480p asks at 720p, so they cost the same.
Google built Gemini Omni Flash to make video and sound together, and its newest version renders clips of up to 15 seconds with stronger consistency from shot to shot. Every clip comes back with its own soundtrack: ambience, effects, music or dialogue, steered by what you write.
It is quick and lively, which suits hooks, b-roll and short story beats for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, and it makes upright 9:16 or wide 16:9 clips to match your project.
Open Video Studio and type your idea. Under the box, set Make to Video clip, pick 5s, 10s or 15s, and press Make clip.
The AI Editor plans the shot and shows a card with its price. Choose Gemini Omni Flash (newest, with sound) in the Model list, then check Length and Quality; Sound shows Always on, because Gemini Omni makes it in every clip.
Press Make clip on the card to spend the clip's credits, and the finished clip lands on your timeline. Planning it uses one AI Editor message (2 credits on a credit account), and one request spends at most 600 credits.
Typed into Video Studio with Video clip picked.
A barista slams a portafilter, steam bursts from the machine, and the camera snaps in on the first drop of coffee. Sound: the hiss of steam and a café crowd.
Say which sounds you want, and which you do not.
Slow drone shot over a misty pine forest at sunrise. Sound: soft wind and birdsong, no music, no voices.
Import a picture into the editor and press Animate on it in the Media Bin. In the Animate Image dialog, pick Gemini Omni Flash under Animation Provider; every model shows its price beside it.
Describe the motion and the sound in Animation Prompt and press Start Animation. The clip runs as long as the picture sits on your timeline, from 5 up to 15 seconds. Give it a second picture as the end frame and it moves from one to the other, for a clip of up to 10 seconds.
Write one moment you could film in one go, then one line for the sound. Name what you want to hear and what you do not, such as "no music" or "no dialogue", because the model makes a soundtrack every time.
Name the camera move in plain words, such as "slow push-in" or "handheld follow". Under a voiceover, ask for quiet ambience so your narration leads.
For a photo with a lifelike face, real or AI-made, pick Kling 3.0. Google limits photos of recognizable people on Gemini Omni, so Image to Video offers Kling v3 with one tap and the AI Editor suggests it too. If a clip is ever turned down, your credits come back automatically.
For the longest single clip with sound, pick Seedance 2.5, at up to 30 seconds.
Your Gemini Omni clip is a normal clip on a full timeline. Trim it, turn its sound down under a voiceover, add captions, music, effects and transitions, and export from your browser. Timeline editing and browser exports are free.
A few quick answers before you jump in.
Yes. Use Google’s Gemini Omni Flash from your browser, with nothing to install and no Google developer account. Type an idea in Video Studio or animate your own picture, then edit the clip on a full timeline.
A 5-second clip is 134 credits at 480p or 720p and 195 at 1080p, sound included. A 15-second clip at 720p is 386 credits. You see the exact price before the clip is made.
A Gemini Omni clip uses credits, from 134 for 5 seconds, taken from a one-time credit pack or a paid plan and shown before you start. Everything around the clip is free: the timeline editor, captions, effects and browser export.
Yes, every time. It makes ambience, effects, music or dialogue with the picture, and in FrameCompose that sound costs no extra credits. Ask for "no music" or "no dialogue" in your prompt to keep it quiet under a voiceover.
From 3 to 15 seconds in one clip, or up to 10 seconds when you give it a first and a last frame.
For a photo with a lifelike face, real or AI-made, pick Kling 3.0. Google limits photos of recognizable people on Gemini Omni, so the Animate dialog warns you and offers Use Kling v3 with its price. If a clip is ever turned down, your credits come back automatically.