Give the scene a starting point.
Use visual references to guide the scene. Google reports improved reference adherence.
✦ Google DeepMind · Model guide
Longer video. More natural dialogue. A closer look at Google’s latest Omni model, with its official demonstrations.
Model introduction only. No Offloop integration is announced.
Google’s published character-and-voice demonstration. The current Gemini API does not accept uploaded audio references.
Google’s November 5 announcement reports a 30% reduction. Standard API video output is $12 per million tokens; 720p uses 5,792 tokens/second (about $0.0695/second). Input and text-output charges are separate. This is not Offloop pricing. Google pricing ↗
A useful creative process leaves room for another look. Start with references, make a first version and decide what the next edit should change.
Use visual references to guide the scene. Google reports improved reference adherence.
Revise clips through follow-up instructions.
Improved camera control and speech support richer scenes.
Capabilities described by Google. The examples above were published by Google, not produced in Offloop.
Offloop brings people, AI Agents and project context into the same workspace. Use it to organize the discussion around your next creative project.
01 / BRIEF
Keep the audience, references and acceptance criteria together.
02 / REVIEW
Discuss what to keep, what to change and who makes the call.
03 / HANDOFF
Give the next person the decisions behind the finished brief.
This guide does not confirm model availability in Offloop. For access to Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, consult Google’s official services; the Gemini API lists it on the paid tier.
No. All four demonstrations are Google’s original published media, streamed from its official asset host. They show selected examples, not guaranteed results.
Ordinary generation and editing support 3–15 seconds, with a 10-second default. First/last-frame interpolation and each extension step support 3–10 seconds; extended videos can total up to 30 seconds. Published demonstrations may include multiple segments. Duration rules ↗
Google’s release demonstration uses voice conditioning. Its current Gemini API documentation says uploaded audio inputs and audio references are unsupported; voice editing is also unsupported. Native audio generation is a separate capability. API limitations ↗
Read Google’s November 5 announcement, the Google AI Studio post, and its developer documentation. Official examples may still show generation imperfections.
This guide does not announce Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash availability in Offloop.