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Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video: Animate Stills with Synced Audio on Models and API | RunComfy

google/gemini-omni-flash/image-to-video

Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video animates an uploaded image into a short clip with native synchronized audio, using a text prompt to steer motion in 16:9 or 9:16 across 3 to 10 seconds.

Describe how the input image should move or change. You can direct camera work, pacing, and audio in the prompt (e.g. "slow push-in", "gentle wind and birdsong", "no dialogue") and add negative instructions such as "Do not show text".
The input image to animate. Supported formats include jpg, jpeg, png, webp.
The aspect ratio of the generated video.
The duration of the generated video, in seconds.
Idle
The rate is $0.14 per second of generated video.

Introduction To Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video

Google's Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video brings a single still to life, extending one frame into a 3-10 second clip with synchronized audio and motion grounded in Gemini's real-world understanding. Trading separate animation, keyframing, and sound-design steps for one prompt-driven pass, it fits marketers, filmmakers, game teams, and social creators. For developers, Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video on RunComfy can be used both in the browser and via an HTTP API, so you don't need to host or scale the model yourself.
Ideal for: Still-to-Motion Social Clips | Audio-Visual Concept Tests | Reference-Driven Cinematic Shots

Google / Gemini Omni Flash Image To Video#


This model takes one picture and a written direction, then animates the image into a short cinematic clip with sound baked in. It sits inside Google's Gemini Omni Flash family, which also spans text-to-video, video editing, and reference-to-video; this RunComfy page runs the image-to-video task.


Because the model reasons about how the physical world behaves, movement stays coherent from the first frame onward instead of drifting or warping as the shot plays out.


Highlights#


  • Single-image animation: Start from one still and let the model infer natural, physics-aware motion for the subject and scene.
  • Native synchronized audio: Speech, ambient sound, and music are generated in step with the picture, so a clip is ready to share without a separate audio pass.
  • Prompt-directed motion: Describe camera moves, pacing, and mood in plain language to shape how the frame comes alive.
  • Grounded in real knowledge: Outputs lean on Gemini's real-world understanding, helping animated scenes stay believable and on-topic.
  • Flexible framing: Choose 16:9 landscape or 9:16 portrait, with any whole-second length from 3 to 10 seconds.
  • Part of a family: The Gemini Omni Flash lineup covers several video tasks; this page focuses on turning images into motion.

Parameters#


Inputs match the RunComfy OpenAPI Input schema for the image-to-video task.


ParameterRequiredTypeDefaultRange / OptionsDescription
prompt*Yes (*)string—descriptive textDescribes how the input image should move or change
image_url*Yes (*)string (image URI)—jpg, jpeg, png, webpThe still image to animate
aspect_ratioNostring16:916:9, 9:16Aspect ratio of the generated video
durationNointeger83-10 (seconds)Length of the generated video in whole seconds

Pricing#


Billing is based on the length of the generated clip:


  • Video: $0.14 per second of generated video.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video do?

Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video takes a single still image and a text prompt, then animates the picture into a short clip with synchronized audio. It infers natural motion for the subject and scene, so you can turn one frame into a moving, sound-backed shot without a separate animation or audio step.

What are the best use cases for Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video?

It works well for turning still photos into short social clips, testing camera moves and pacing from a reference image, and prototyping audio-visual concepts quickly. Creators, marketers, and film or game teams often use Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video to explore motion and atmosphere before committing to a full production pass.

How does Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video handle audio?

The model generates sound in step with the animated picture, including speech, ambient effects, and music where appropriate. You can steer this in the prompt with Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video by naming the dialogue tone or background sound you want, or asking for no dialogue when you need a quiet clip.

How is Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video different from text-to-video generation?

Starting from an uploaded image gives you tighter control over the opening composition and subject identity than a text-only prompt. With Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video, the still anchors the look while the prompt directs how the scene moves, which is useful when you already have a specific frame in mind.

What aspect ratios and durations does Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video support?

Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video supports 16:9 landscape and 9:16 portrait framing, with clip lengths from 3 to 10 whole seconds. Check the current RunComfy parameter panel for the exact options, since available settings can change over time.

What input limits should I know before using Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video?

You provide one input image plus a text prompt describing the motion; supported image formats include jpg, jpeg, png, and webp. For any limits not listed in the panel, review the RunComfy parameter fields, since some constraints may vary by provider settings.

Can developers use Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video through the RunComfy API?

Yes. You can prototype Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video in the RunComfy AI model UI, then call the same model via the RunComfy HTTP API with identical parameters for automation and production. This lets you move from testing to integration without hosting or scaling the model yourself.

How much does it cost to generate with Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video on RunComfy?

Generations with Gemini Omni Flash Image to Video are billed by clip length at $0.14 per second of generated video, and consume usd or credits on your RunComfy account. New users typically receive a free trial amount, and you can review current rates in the Generation section of this page.

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