GoogleGemini Omni Flash Prompt Guide
How to write Gemini Omni Flash prompts: a structure that works, 6 example prompts for text to video, image to video and reference to video, the settings that change the result and how to reference your own media. Copy any prompt into the Studio to try it.
- Example prompts
- 6
- 3 tasks
- Resolution
- 720p
- 720p
- Clip length
- 4, 6, 8, 10 s
- silent
- Per try from
- $0.0722/s
- 720p · 8 s
Structure
A Gemini Omni Flash prompt, piece by piece
Write in this order and keep each part concrete. Physical detail works better than mood words.
01
Subject
Who or what is on screen, with the details that must stay consistent: age, clothing, materials, colours.
02
Action
One clear action in the present tense. For clips up to 10 s, describe a short sequence of beats.
03
Camera
Shot size and movement: close-up, wide, dolly-in, orbit, handheld, drone.
04
Scene and light
Location, time of day, and where the light comes from.
05
Style
Lens, film look, colour grade or animation style.
06
References
Say what each reference controls, e.g. @Image1: “@Image1 is the main character”.
Examples
Gemini Omni Flash prompt examples
Prompts written for this model, grouped by task. Open one in the Studio, then change one part at a time.
- Text to Video16:9
A street magician in Paris makes a dove appear and the crowd gasps and applauds
Try in Studio - Reference to Video9:16
@Image1 tastes the soup from @Image2 and says, “Needs more salt,” kitchen clatter
Try in Studio - Text to Video16:9
Time-lapse of a desert night sky, the Milky Way rotating above a lone cactus, wind hum
Try in Studio - Text to Video
A jazz trio plays in a smoky basement club, the singer leans into the mic and the crowd snaps along
Try in Studio - Image to Video
The still comes to life: steam rises, the cook turns and smiles at the camera
Try in Studio - Reference to Video
@Image1 walks into the shop from @Image2 and picks up the bag from @Image3
Try in Studio
By task
Prompting each Gemini Omni Flash task
Text to Video
Everything comes from the text, so describe subject, action and camera explicitly. Put the most important element first.
Image to Video
The image is the first frame: describe the motion and camera from that frame instead of re-describing the picture. Add a last frame to control where the shot ends.
Reference to Video
Attach references and mention them in the prompt by name, saying what each one should control — character, product, style or camera move.
Referencing your own media
| Input | In the prompt | Limits and rules |
|---|---|---|
| Reference images Reference to Video · up to 6 | @Image1, @Image2… | Up to 6 images for characters, products, style or scene. Refer to them in the prompt as @Image1, @Image2… |
Settings
Settings that change the result
Set these next to the prompt — in the Studio or as API parameters.
| Setting | Options | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Aspect ratio aspect_ratio | 16:9 · 9:16 default 16:9 | Landscape or portrait. |
| Resolution resolution | 720p default 720p | 720p (1080p and 4K aren't available on our channel yet). Price: 720p $0.0866/s |
| Duration duration | 4s · 6s · 8s · 10s default 8 | Clip length: 4, 6, 8 or 10 seconds. Price: 4s $0.0866/s · 8s $0.0722/s |
| Seed seed | — | Use the same seed and settings to reproduce a result. Leave empty for random. |
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