VIDEO WITH NATIVE AUDIO
Generate the picture and its sound together with Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash.
Create video with native audio in Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, from 360p–4K. A 360p 4 s clip costs 54 credits. Try dialogue, music and first-frame image-to-video.
What this model actually accepts. The studio shows exactly these options when it is selected — nothing more, nothing it would reject.
Video with sound from text or a first-frame image · 360p/720p/1080p/4K
Open Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash in the studio →Video generation is on paid plans. Your prompt and settings follow you through sign-in. See plans
01 / CAPABILITIES
Write the sound into the same prompt as the picture: dialogue, music, ambience and effects. Name what makes each sound and when it happens. For a night market, pair the cook’s movement with a sizzling wok, rain on tarps and distant voices; keep the foreground sound clear.
Choose 16:9 for a wide setting or 9:16 for a vertical composition. Start with one subject, one action and a clear camera move. Use the 360p default to explore the idea, then select 720p, 1080p or 4K within your plan’s resolution limit for the next generation.
Upload one image to define the opening frame, then describe how the scene should move and sound. A clear subject, uncluttered background and deliberate framing make a useful starting point. Keep the visual description aligned with that image and give the action room to unfold within your chosen duration.
Choose a whole-second duration from 3 to 15 seconds. Plan an opening, a simple action and an ending that fit the clip. The five examples below are six-second 720p generations from this exact model. Play each video and unmute its controls to hear the native audio.
02 / SHOWCASE
A slow push toward a neon-lit food stall pairs cooking sounds with rain and distant chatter.
Night market in the rain, a street-food cook flips noodles in a flaming wok, steam and sparks rise, neon signs reflect on wet pavement, handheld camera slowly pushes in. Audio: sizzling wok, rain on tarps, distant chatter.
Whisking, a cheerful ukulele and a short spoken line accompany a playful kitchen scene.
A fluffy orange cat wearing a tiny chef hat stands at a kitchen counter and whisks batter in a bowl, flour puffs into the air, warm cozy kitchen light, playful animated-film style. Audio: whisking sounds and a cheerful ukulele tune; the cat says "Bon appétit!" at the end.
An orbiting camera follows a red dress, with soft piano music and wind.
A young dancer spins on a rooftop at golden hour, her red dress flaring, city skyline behind, camera orbits slowly around her. Audio: soft upbeat piano music and wind.
A rotating silver watch pairs a moving highlight with ticking and a cinematic whoosh.
Luxury product shot: an unbranded silver wristwatch with a plain minimalist dial (no logo, no text, no brand name) rotates slowly on a black reflective surface, a sweep of light glides across the polished case, shallow depth of field, macro lens. Audio: subtle ticking and a deep cinematic whoosh.
A smooth aerial tracking shot pairs a turquoise wave with surf and seagulls.
Drone shot following a surfer riding a turquoise wave at sunrise, spray glittering in the light, smooth tracking from above and behind. Audio: crashing waves and seagulls.
03 / CREATIVE STARTING POINTS
Try these five prompts with Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash. The first two reproduce the original sound-led gallery briefs exactly; the remaining ideas explore music, product sound and an outdoor soundscape. Describe a visible subject and action before adding camera movement, lighting and audio. Keep one clear focus, specify who speaks, and place any spoken line in quotation marks. Compare the result before changing several instructions at once.
Night market in the rain, a street-food cook flips noodles in a flaming wok, steam and sparks rise, neon signs reflect on wet pavement, handheld camera slowly pushes in. Audio: sizzling wok, rain on tarps, distant chatter.
A fluffy orange cat wearing a tiny chef hat stands at a kitchen counter and whisks batter in a bowl, flour puffs into the air, warm cozy kitchen light, playful animated-film style. Audio: whisking sounds and a cheerful ukulele tune; the cat says "Bon appétit!" at the end.
A young dancer spins on a rooftop at golden hour, her red dress flaring, city skyline behind, camera orbits slowly around her. Audio: soft upbeat piano music and wind.
Luxury product shot: an unbranded silver wristwatch with a plain minimalist dial (no logo, no text, no brand name) rotates slowly on a black reflective surface, a sweep of light glides across the polished case, shallow depth of field, macro lens. Audio: subtle ticking and a deep cinematic whoosh.
Drone shot following a surfer riding a turquoise wave at sunrise, spray glittering in the light, smooth tracking from above and behind. Audio: crashing waves and seagulls.
04 / FAQ
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is a video model available on LoveImage. It generates video with native audio from a text prompt or one optional first-frame image, with 360p, 720p, 1080p and 4K output options.
Describe dialogue, music and sound effects in the same prompt as the scene. Identify the speaker, quote the line, and describe the surrounding sounds. Audio is built in; there is no separate sound switch for this model.
The rounded one-second quotes are 14 / 40 / 61 / 121 credits for 360p / 720p / 1080p / 4K. Four-second clips cost 54 / 160 / 242 / 483 credits. Billing rounds the whole clip, rather than multiplying the rounded one-second quote.
Choose any whole-second duration from 3 to 15 seconds and either 16:9 or 9:16. The generator starts at 360p, 4 seconds and 16:9. Set the duration to suit a single action before adding a more involved sequence.
Yes. Add one image as the first frame, then describe motion and sound. This model accepts one image, not a sequence of reference images or a separate final frame.
Creator, Studio and Scale include this model and commercial use; Free includes neither. Creator supports video up to 1080p, while Studio and Scale allow 4K. All three paid plans allow the full 15-second duration.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash adds 360p and built-in sound, with every whole-second duration from 3–15 s. The 1.1 model offers 720p, 1080p and 4K at 4, 6, 8 or 10 s; four-second clips cost 210, 210 or 490 credits respectively. Its catalogue entry does not declare native sound.
Start with one move: a slow push-in, an orbit or a tracking shot. State the camera’s starting position and direction. Keep the subject’s action simple while testing that move, then adjust the framing or pace.
With Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, try a clear first-frame image and repeat the same distinguishing details in the prompt: clothing, colors, shape and setting. Change one instruction at a time. These are prompting suggestions, not a guarantee of identical characters across generations.
We do not publish a generation-time estimate for this model. The selected 3–15 seconds describes the finished clip’s length, not the time needed to produce it. Check the task status in your workspace.
