Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash | Five Routes, 360p to 4K, First-and-Last Frame and Video Extend
Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash joins EvoLink's unified video API with five model IDs, output up to 4K, and natively synchronized audio.
Availability
Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash is available through EvoLink's production API. Use the five model IDs below with one EvoLink API key; the Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash model page is the source of truth for live pricing and parameters.
Five Model IDs
gemini-omni-1.1-flash-text-to-video— generate from a prompt alonegemini-omni-1.1-flash-image-to-video— animate a first frame, or interpolate between a first and last framegemini-omni-1.1-flash-reference-to-video— generate from up to 10 reference images and 3 reference videosgemini-omni-1.1-flash-video-edit— rewrite objects, style or lighting in one input videogemini-omni-1.1-flash-video-extend— continue one input video with matching motion and camera language
Specifications
- Duration: an integer from
3to10seconds, default3 - Resolution:
360p,720p,1080p,4k, at 24fps (default720p; Video Edit and Video Extend default to following the input clip) - Aspect ratio:
16:9,9:16,auto(defaultauto) - Audio: speech, music and sound effects are generated natively and muxed in, always on and free; audio files are not accepted as input
- Input images (i2v): one image as the first frame, or two images as the first and last frame
- Input video: up to 10 seconds for
video-edit, up to 30 seconds forvideo-extend - Pricing: token-based. See the pricing section on the model page for current rates
- API workflow: submit an asynchronous task to
/v1/videos/generations, then poll the task endpoint for status and the final video URL
Model Highlights
- First-and-last-frame control — send two images to image-to-video; their order assigns the roles
- Mixed reference material — reference-to-video takes reference images and reference videos together
- Video extend counts appended seconds —
durationis what gets added, so a 3-second input withduration: 3returns about 6 seconds - Video edit keeps the input clip as-is — length, aspect ratio and resolution all carry over; set
qualitywhen you want a different resolution