AI Video Editing with Gemini Omni Flash
Edit an existing video with a plain-text instruction using Google's Gemini Omni Flash. Upload a clip of up to 10 seconds, describe the change, and the output keeps the source's length, framing, and audio — no timeline, no masks, no keyframes.
What makes Gemini Omni Flash different
Edit video the way you'd describe it
Upload a clip of up to 10 seconds, type what should change — swap the setting, restyle the look, alter an object — and Gemini Omni Flash regenerates the video with that change applied. No timeline, no masks, no keyframes. The most reliable prompts are simple and end with "Keep everything else the same."
The source clip stays the source clip
The output preserves the input's length, framing, and audio — an 8-second clip comes back as an 8-second clip with its soundtrack intact and your edit applied. Aspect ratio follows the source video too, so vertical footage stays vertical.
One flat price per edit
A video edit costs a flat $1.08 at 720p regardless of clip length up to the 10-second cap — a 3-second fix and a 10-second restyle cost the same. That makes longer source clips the better value, and it keeps budgeting simple: the price is known before you run.
The revision step for AI footage
On a Scenetra board, Video Edit closes the loop: generate a clip with Gemini Omni Flash text-to-video or image-to-video, wire it into a Video Edit node, and fix the one thing that's wrong instead of re-rolling the whole generation. Billed at provider cost with 0% markup, pay-per-edit.
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Try Gemini Omni Flash in Scenetra
Open PlaygroundParameters
| Parameter | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prompt* | text | Describe the change you want — scene, action, style. Keep prompts simple; add "Keep everything else the same." to preserve the rest of the scene. | — |
| Video* | video upload | Source video to edit (up to 10 seconds). Output length and aspect follow this video. | — |
| Resolution | select | 720p is native; 1080p and 4K upscale the 720p render.720p · 1080p · 4k | 720p |
Pricing
$1.08 per edit
Pay per generation — only pay for what you use.
720p (flat, up to 10s)
$1.08
per edit
What a video costs
| Duration | 720p (flat per edit) |
|---|---|
| 5 seconds | $1.08 |
| 10 seconds | $1.08 |
Use cases
Content revision
- Fix one wrong element in a generation
- Swap backgrounds or settings
- Change props or objects
- Adjust time of day or weather
Style & look
- Restyle footage to a new aesthetic
- Color and mood shifts
- Live-action to stylized looks
- Match clips to a brand style
Marketing & ads
- Localize scenes for regions
- Seasonal variants of one clip
- Product swaps in existing footage
- A/B visual variations
Social content
- Remix existing clips
- Meme-ify real footage
- Refresh old content
- Trend-styled variants
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View model →Frequently asked questions
What does Gemini Omni Flash video edit do?+
It edits an existing video with a plain-text instruction: upload a clip of up to 10 seconds, describe the change — a new background, a restyled look, a swapped object — and the model regenerates the video with that change applied. The output keeps the source's length, framing, and audio. On Scenetra it runs as a node in the visual workflow editor.
How much does a video edit cost?+
A flat $1.08 per edit at 720p, regardless of the clip's length up to the 10-second cap. There's no per-second meter on this mode, so a 10-second edit costs the same as a 3-second one. It's billed at provider cost with 0% markup from your credit balance.
How long can the source video be?+
Up to 10 seconds. The output matches the source's duration and aspect ratio — the model edits the content, not the timing or the frame.
Does the edit keep the original audio?+
Yes — the output preserves the source video's audio along with its length and framing. The edit changes what you describe in the prompt and leaves the rest of the clip intact.
How should I write an edit prompt?+
Keep it simple and specific: name the one change you want, then add "Keep everything else the same." to preserve the rest of the scene. Stacking several changes into one prompt tends to work worse than running two focused edits back to back.
Can I edit videos generated by other models?+
Yes — any video up to 10 seconds works as a source, whether it came from Gemini Omni Flash's own text-to-video mode, another model on your Scenetra board, or an upload from your camera roll. A common pattern is generating with one model and using Video Edit as the revision pass.
Is there a free way to try it?+
New Scenetra accounts get free welcome credits and a 7-day trial that cover your first generations and edits. After that it's pay-per-edit, with no subscription gate and nothing to cancel.
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