7ART
Gemini Omni Flash
by Google
Multi-modal Google model driven entirely from its own reference panel — images, a video clip, saved Characters and Voices, no frame cards.
Gemini Omni Flash is the only video model in the studio with no start or end frame cards at all — everything is driven from its own reference panel: up to 7 images, one video clip, three saved Characters and three saved Voices, sharing one combined quota. 7ART runs it at 4, 6, 8 or 10 seconds in 16:9 or 9:16, with 720p, 1080p and 4K output tiers exposed by our provider; Google's own documentation stops at 720p, and our pricing bills 720p and 1080p identically. It is listed in the picker as “Gemini Omni Video”, which is our provider's endpoint name rather than Google's.
01 / Specs
What Gemini Omni Flash does on 7ART
Every figure below is what 7ART offers and charges for this model, read from the studio's own tables — not from a vendor spec sheet.
Published specs
Running it here
02 / Fit
What it is for, and what to know
What this model is for, in the catalogue’s own words — and everything that would be annoying to discover after you clicked Generate.
What it is for
Multi-modal Google model driven entirely from its own reference panel — images, a video clip, saved Characters and Voices, no frame cards.Gemini Omni Flash
What to know
- Gemini Omni Flash
- Listed in the 7ART picker as "Gemini Omni Video" — that name comes from our provider's endpoint, not from Google.
03 / Credits
What it costs
7ART bills in credits, and one balance covers every model in the studio. These are this line's rates exactly as the catalogue states them.
90 / 120 / 150 / 180 for 4 / 6 / 8 / 10s at 720p or 1080p · 210 / 240 / 270 / 300 at 4K · flat 240 (720p/1080p) or 360 (4K) with a video reference
Credits, not dollars — one balance covers every model in the studio. How credits work
Run Gemini Omni Flash on 7ART
Every model in the catalogue sits in the same picker, on the same credit balance. No per-vendor subscription, no second account, no new UI to learn.