Create stunning videos with Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash. Start from your own image or describe the item, then choose the clip length and output resolution.
Upload a photo of a watch on a table. Ask for a slow push toward the dial while light moves across the glass. Try a five-second landscape take first.
Set up a single product shot with the input and output controls in the video form.
Set the product photo as the opening frame and describe the movement of the camera, object or light.
Enter a text prompt with the product shape, setting and action to explore a composition from scratch.
Add a second image when the shot needs to finish on a particular composition. Choose up to ten seconds for this setup.
Choose 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K depending on how closely you want to inspect the generated shot.
Use consistent inputs to decide which motion, crop and pacing best show the item.
Reuse the same starting photograph when comparing a camera orbit with a straight push-in.
Set 16:9 to leave space around an item and describe where the movement should begin.
Switch to 9:16 and use a portrait starting image to judge the product against a narrower frame.
Change clip length without rewriting the prompt to find enough time for the viewer to see the detail.
Use the form to explore a sequence around one item before assembling the shots in your edit.
Start with a shoe photograph and prompt a slow move along the stitching toward the toe.
Set the box as the opening frame and the item as the closing frame for a short reveal.
Describe a perfume bottle in a shop window and ask for a slow change in reflections as the camera passes.
Upload a top-down photo of the ingredients and describe a single hand placing the final garnish.
Choose a photograph or write a shot description, then use the output controls to set the framing and running time.