A creator tested Gemini Omni Flash over 36 hours, editing clips in place from typed instructions while preserving lighting and camera angle, with variable quality.
A creator tested Gemini Omni Flash over 36 hours, editing clips in place from typed instructions while preserving lighting and camera angle, with variable quality.
The author used Gemini Omni Flash in the Gemini app: attach a clip, type one plain-English change per turn, and watch the result in chat. Later turns stack on earlier edits, and the author could ask to go back to a prior version. Four public creator demos were also reviewed, including a clip with removal, outfit change and background insertion, and a flamingo-head swap across a meeting scene.
Edits kept the original lighting, camera and action, and the flamingo swap handled several people across cuts. Quality varied: one demo creator called her own result mid, and stacking several edits in one turn gave inconsistent results.
Sub-10-second clips worked best, and pre-launch reporting put one generation at about 43% of a Pro user's daily quota, roughly two finished iterations a day on the $19.99 plan.
Edit my existing video clip [describe or attach clip] using these changes: [e.g. change the sky to sunset, remove the person on the left]. Keep the original lighting, camera angle, and motion. Give me the edited version plus a note on anything that did not turn out well, and offer one retry with adjusted instructions.
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