Google has released Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, a faster and lower-cost version of its video model that can generate and edit native clips of up to 15 seconds, with improved visual consistency and pricing that is 30% lower.
Google · Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
Google's faster, cheaper video model makes 15-second clips more affordable
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash generates and edits native clips of up to 15 seconds with improved visual consistency, at a price 30% lower. The release targets developers and businesses producing video at scale.
15s
Maximum native clip length for generation and editing
−30%
Price reduction, the most concrete commercial change in the release
Relative price per unit of video
Index: prior price = 10 blocks; a 30% reduction leaves 7 blocks.
70%
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash
Exact per-unit pricing has not yet been published and is expected in the developer documentation.
What fits in one clip
Each block is one second, up to the 15-second maximum.
Long enough for short social content, product demos and concept previews. Still short compared with traditional video production.
Positive reading
Longer native clips at a lower cost than a larger model
Stronger consistency of characters, objects and styling across frames
Pricing pressure on competing video generation services
A focus on practical production workflows, not only experimentation
Critical reading
Independent benchmarks and quality comparisons were not available at reporting
Consistency and quality claims remain the company's own characterization
Availability, regions and exact pricing are still to be clarified
15 seconds remains short for traditional production
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