See what 5 builders are making with Gemini Omni

How 5 builders are using Gemini Omni

Gemini Omni makes creating videos as easy as having a conversation. Here are some of the coolest things people and companies are building with it.

At this year’s I/O, we introduced Gemini Omni Flash, our first model in the new Omni family. 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. And since Omni combines an intuitive understanding of physics with Gemini’s real-world knowledge, it creates more realistic outputs.

We recently gave developers access to Omni, and builders have already used it for a range of projects. Here are some of the demos that caught our eye.

Switch angles and perspectives.

Omni makes editing videos incredibly easy. You can change camera angles, switch environments, and apply cinematic zooms — all without losing the thread of your original scene.

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. You see her from every angle imaginable: up close and far away, head on and in profile, from above, and from below. Some shots zoom in, while others hold still. And the background shifts: She stands on sidewalks, crosswalks, and city streets, surrounded by pedestrians, cars, trams, and a range of different buildings.

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Transform the world around you.

Omni lets you change what’s happening in a video and create something you never could have filmed yourself. You can edit the action or swap in different objects, and Omni will still maintain a coherent, cohesive scene.

Take this video from builder Carlos Santana (@DotCSV on X), for example. 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.

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Animate everyday objects.

With Omni in Google Flow, you can turn sketches into realistic videos, using doodles to guide how individual elements move. And you can decide whether these hand-drawn elements become part of your final product.

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.

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Play with different styles or visual effects.

Curious what your video would look like with a completely different aesthetic? With Omni, you can change styles and apply effects to create something that matches your vision. Define the look you want by inputting references, or just describe what you’re looking for in natural language. Omni blends that together to create a cohesive clip.

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.

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Bring ideas to life.

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.

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Omni blends knowledge with creativity, letting you create scenes that follow real-world logic. Try it in the Gemini app, Google Flow, Google AI Studio, the Gemini API, or the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.

Google recently showcased how five creative developers and builders are utilizing its video generation and editing model, Gemini Omni Flash, to transform simple conversations and references into high-quality videos. [1, 2]

By combining real-world reasoning with an intuitive understanding of physics, the model allows creators to change environments, camera angles, and styles seamlessly. [1, 2]

What the 5 Builders Created

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Leon Lin (Multi-Perspective Streets): Captured a woman standing in a city center from roughly twenty distinct camera perspectives. The background dynamically shifted between crosswalks, sidewalks, and city streets while maintaining perfect focus on the subject. [1]
Carlos Santana (Voice-Controlled Environment): Transformed a real outdoor video using only vocal commands. He altered the lighting from day to night, swapped the clear sky for rainy clouds, turned green leaves into autumn orange, and layered snow across the ground. [1, 3]
Pan (Doodle-to-Animation): Sketched simple motion paths in Google Flow to animate everyday objects. A sketch turned a lemon into a submarine, an espresso cup into a hot air balloon, two chili peppers into a sleeping dragon, and scissors into a shark. [1, 4]
Jerrod Lew (Style-Shifting Walk): Rendered a single, continuous shot of a woman walking down a street. As she walked, her visual style morphed fluidly from live-action to anime, to claymation, and several other artistic formats without breaking her stride. [1, 4]
Hyperagent (Concept Prototyping): Developed three practical business deliverables. They layered a landscaping concept over an empty park for a before-and-after client proposal, animated a professor character stepping through complex business dashboards, and gamified a plain text to-do list. [1, 4]