Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Extend
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Extend adds 3 to 10 seconds to the end of any video. It watches the last 10 seconds of the clip, keeps the people, the setting and the motion, and generates what happens next from your prompt, with sound. The result is the original video plus the continuation, so repeated extensions build a long single take.
Your clip ends too soon. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Extend picks up from its last frame and keeps going, up to 10 more seconds per pass, with the sound carrying on. It is Google’s video continuation model, and you can use it on Mitte. Run it again on the result and a 15-second shot becomes 25, then 35, all one continuous take.
What can you do with it?
- Go past 15 seconds. Generate a clip, then extend it as many times as the story needs.
- Finish the moment. The door opens but the shot cuts before anyone walks through. Tell it who walks in.
- Build a long take. Describe each beat and extend in 10-second steps for a single unbroken shot.
- Continue any footage. It works on generated clips and on real video alike.
How to use it
- Upload a video. Any length. The last 10 seconds are what the model studies.
- Describe what happens next. The action, the camera, any lines in quotes. Or just “continue the scene”.
- Set how many seconds to add. 3 to 10.
- Match the resolution to your source so the join is seamless.
- Run it. The result is your whole video plus the new ending. Extend it again if you want more.
What you get
One MP4 clip: your original video followed by 3 to 10 new seconds, with audio, at 360p, 720p, 1080p or 4K.
Tips
- Describe the next beat, not a new scene. The model continues what is on screen. Bring new things in by describing them entering the frame.
- Match the resolution. Extending a 720p clip at 720p keeps the cut invisible. Upscale the whole thing afterwards if you need 4K.
- Extend in steps. Several short extensions with a clear beat each read better than one long vague one.
- Trim before you extend. If the clip has a bad last second, cut it off first, since that is where the continuation starts.