Pick a mode
Choose text, image, reference, edit, or extend.
Create with Omni 1.2 Flash, Google’s omni video model. Generate from text, animate photos, follow references, or edit and extend your own clips in one place.
Model capabilities
Start from text or media, or edit and extend a clip you already have.
Describe a scene in plain language and Omni 1.2 Flash turns it into a 3–15-second video with natural motion and detail in 360p or 720p.
With Omni 1.2 Flash, you can animate one or two photos into a scene while keeping faces and products recognizable.
Combine 1–10 images and an optional short clip to guide Omni 1.2 Flash, helping characters, styles, and products stay consistent across shots.
To edit with Omni 1.2 Flash, upload one original MP4 (up to 15s, 50 MB) and describe the changes to outfits, backgrounds, or objects. You can add up to 10 reference images, and the output keeps the original duration.
Use Omni 1.2 Flash to add 3–10 seconds to an existing clip. The original can be up to 30 seconds, and you can add up to 10 optional reference images.
Billing is credits-based and priced per second of video. The exact estimate appears on the Generate button before you submit, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
Specifications
Modes, durations, resolutions, references, and credits — matching what NovaVideo supports today.
| Model | Omni 1.2 Flash |
|---|---|
| Creation modes | 5 — text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, video edit, video extend |
| Output length | 3–15 seconds (dual-image image-to-video and extend append capped at 10 seconds) |
| Resolutions | 360p and 720p |
| Aspect ratios | 16:9, 9:16, auto |
| References & @ tags | Up to 10 images for reference/edit/extend (2 for image-to-video). @image and @video in reference, edit, and extend. Original video: MP4 only, max 50 MB; edit ≤15s input, extend ≤30s, reference ≤10s. |
| Pricing | Credits based on resolution, output seconds, input video seconds, and image count — estimate shown on Generate before you submit |
Official demos
Four Google announcement demos show reference following, detail consistency through motion, text-guided edits, and continuous camera moves.
In Google’s try-on demo, Omni 1.2 Flash uses clothing photos as references to show an outfit from multiple angles.
See how Omni 1.2 Flash turns a static design into a motion graphic while keeping the lettering, materials, and lighting consistent.
Ask to change the background, lighting, or an object, and say what to keep. Google shows several background variations of the same clip. Here, you can submit a result as the input for a new edit.
Describe a push-in, orbit, or fly-through for Omni 1.2 Flash. Google’s Pantheon demo follows one continuous path from the square into the building.
Demos by Google. Results vary with the source material and prompt. Read the Google announcement
How it works
Go from a prompt or source clip to a downloadable video in four steps.
Choose text, image, reference, edit, or extend.
Add images or an original clip as needed.
Describe what to create or change.
Generate your clip and download it when ready.
Use cases
Explore ideas for product videos, character stories, social clips, and edits.
Use Omni 1.2 Flash to animate product photos into lifestyle scenes or keep the same product recognizable across a campaign.
Give Omni 1.2 Flash character reference images to reuse the same character across shots.
Use Omni 1.2 Flash to turn a photo into a short vertical video or restyle footage for feeds and stories.
Edit your own clips with text instructions, or extend a short take into a longer sequence without reshooting.
Explore more
Compare other video models available on NovaVideo.
Before you start
Find answers about uploads, references, video length, and credits.
Novavideo is an independent video and image creation platform using third-party AI models. Learn more