Multimodal inputs
Text sets the intent, images anchor appearance, audio can guide voice or rhythm, and video can supply motion or timing.
A practical guide to multimodal video generation, conversational editing, current limits, pricing, and independent tool access.
In this site, Gemini Omni describes a video workflow that combines multiple input types and natural-language revisions.
Text sets the intent, images anchor appearance, audio can guide voice or rhythm, and video can supply motion or timing.
The supplied research describes preview output for short clips, with exact limits subject to the active model and account.
Users describe targeted changes in language and preserve successful parts instead of rebuilding the clip from zero.
Developers can submit structured requests, poll task status, retrieve results, and enforce budget and retry limits.
The model is one layer inside a broader production system.
Combine only the prompt and references that control a specific visible decision.
Use a low-risk first attempt to validate subject, composition, motion, and timing.
Preserve what works and change one part, such as the background, action, camera, or object.
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These site assets illustrate multimodal generation and editing patterns. They are not official model benchmarks.
Replace a selected object while preserving the surrounding action and composition.
Use a still visual reference as the basis for movement and scene development.
Refine a result through targeted instructions while keeping successful elements stable.
Preview details can change quickly and may differ between an official model and third-party access layers.
Preview facts and terms can change. Use first-party documentation before a production, purchasing, or legal decision.
The workflow includes text-to-video, but the supplied research describes a broader multimodal approach with image, audio, and video inputs plus conversational editing.
Flash usually identifies a path optimized for faster or more efficient iteration. Check the active model documentation because exact behavior and limits can change.
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