Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Edit
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Edit takes a video of up to 15 seconds and a plain-language instruction, and returns the same video with that change made. Swap the background, change the lighting or the weather, restyle the whole clip, replace a product. The performance, the timing and the camera framing stay as they were. Audio is kept with the picture.
Upload a clip, type what you want different, and get the same clip back with that change made. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Edit is Google’s video editing model, and you can use it on Mitte. It keeps the people, the action and the camera exactly where they were and changes only what you asked for.
Turn by turn, you can take one shot through five locations, three lighting setups and a new art style, and the actor’s performance survives every pass.
What can you do with it?
- Swap the background. Striped pavilion, oak forest, stone castle, market fair. The subject stays put, the world around them changes.
- Change the light and weather. Golden hour, overcast, neon night, rain. The mood of a shot without reshooting it.
- Restyle the whole clip. Anime, stop-motion, watercolor, 16mm film. Motion and timing stay the same.
- Replace what’s in frame. A new product on the table, a different jacket, a different sign on the wall.
- Fix a generated clip. Got a video that is almost right? Say what to fix instead of rolling again.
How to use it
- Upload a video. Up to 15 seconds.
- Describe the change. One or two things per pass. Say what should stay: “Change the sky to sunset. Keep the people and the camera framing.”
- Pick a resolution. Match your source, or go up to 1080p or 4K for the final pass.
- Run it. Download the result, or feed it back in for the next change.
What you get
One MP4 clip, the same length and shape as your source, at 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K.
Tips
- Say what stays. “Keep the face, the walk and the background” is the fastest way to a clean edit.
- One change per pass. Three edits in a row beat one paragraph of simultaneous changes.
- Preview cheap. Try the idea at 360p, then rerun the keeper at 1080p or 4K.
- Trim first. The edit covers the whole clip, so cut it to the shot you need before uploading.