Five Builder Demos Made With Gemini Omni
Google published a showcase of what five builders have made with Gemini Omni, its video generation and editing model.
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Google showed five builder demos made with Gemini Omni, its video model that developers recently got access to.
Google introduced Gemini Omni Flash earlier this year. Google says it generates and edits video from text, image, video or audio references.
Builder Leon Lin captured one woman in a city from about twenty perspectives. Carlos Santana changed an outdoor scene by voice alone, switching day to night and adding snow.
Pan used doodles to turn a lemon into a submarine. Jerrod Lew rendered a walking shot in four animation styles. Omni is available in the Gemini app and Google Flow.
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- At this year's I/O, we introduced Gemini Omni Flash, our first model in the new Omni family.(Google's official announcement)
- Omni makes creating and editing videos as easy as having a conversation. You can generate high-quality videos from text, image, video, or audio references, and even edit your own videos.(Google's official announcement)
- And since Omni combines an intuitive understanding of physics with Gemini's real-world knowledge, it creates more realistic outputs.(Google's official announcement)
- We recently gave developers access to Omni, and builders have already used it for a range of projects.(Google's official announcement)
- Builder Leon Lin (@LexnLin on X) took full advantage of this capability, capturing a woman standing in the middle of a city from about 20 different perspectives.(Google's official announcement)
- You can change camera angles, switch environments, and apply cinematic zooms, all without losing the thread of your original scene.(Google's official announcement)
- He changes an outdoor scene using only his voice, switching the lighting from day to night, adding cloudy skies and rainy sounds, turning the leaves orange, and covering the ground in snow.(Google's official announcement)
- With Omni in Google Flow, you can turn sketches into realistic videos, using doodles to guide how individual elements move.(Google's official announcement)
- Builder Pan (@sebatheepan on X), for instance, uses doodles to playfully transform everyday objects. A lemon becomes a submarine bobbing in the ocean. A cup of espresso is now a hot air balloon transporting someone through the sky. A pair of hot peppers form a sleeping dragon that breathes fire when startled. A match is recast as a rocket ship. And scissors turn into a scary shark looking for a snack.(Google's official announcement)
- Builder Jerrod Lew (@jerrod_lew on X) put this to the test with Omni in Google Flow, rendering a video of a woman walking down the street in four different animation styles. The original clip fluidly shifts from live-action to anime to claymation and more, never interrupting the woman's natural forward progression.(Google's official announcement)
- The team at Hyperagent (@hyperagentapp on X) used Omni to visualize three different concepts with video. They layered landscaping into a video of an empty park to create a before-and-after design proposal. They personified data with an animated professor who explains business dashboards. And they gamified a to-do list with a video showing a character clearing tasks.(Google's official announcement)
- Try it in the Gemini app, Google Flow, Google AI Studio, the Gemini API, or the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.(Google's official announcement)