Google released Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash on 5 November 2026. In SunoMV the Gemini Omni row now runs 1.2: text or image in, first-and-last-frame transitions between scenes, a reference image for your lead, 3–15 second clips from a 360p draft up to 4K. We cut the row's price by 20% the same day.
Omni 1.2 keeps everything 1.1 did in SunoMV — text, image and first-and-last-frame shots — and adds the 15-second take, a lower price and better scene-to-scene continuity. Pin a reference image of your lead, draft at 360p, and re-run the shots that hold at 720P or above. If you are still hunting a look for the whole song, board it on a cheaper row first.
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Every sample below is an untouched SunoMV export: 3 AI storyboard shots, one AI-filmed clip, then the lyrics. Each one uses a different caption style and frame size.
1.2 is not a new product. It is the same Omni row with three things a music video actually feels: length, price and continuity.
Generation runs 3–15 seconds, 10 by default. A full chorus line can sit in one take instead of two stitched clips. First-and-last-frame transitions are the exception: Google caps those at 3–10 seconds.
Google's list price at 720p is about $0.07 a second, down from about $0.10 on 1.1 — roughly $0.70 for a 10-second clip. SunoMV passed part of that on: the Omni row costs 20% less than before.
Google's notes for 1.2: better temporal coherence across scenes, fewer jump cuts and visual artifacts, improved character voices, and closer adherence to the reference images you upload.
Google's model page and the SunoMV picker are not the same list. This is the picker.
Write the shot, start from a still, or pin a first and a last frame so one MV scene walks into the next. Add a reference image of your lead so the same person shows up shot after shot.
The draft tier is labelled 480P in the picker and renders at 360p — the cheap way to check a cut. 720P is native. Google lists 1080p and 4K as upscaled outputs. Aspect ratio is 16:9 or 9:16.
Google's API also edits clips up to 15 seconds and extends a clip 3–10 seconds per turn, up to 30 seconds total. The SunoMV row does not expose those two. Generate separate shots and cut them on the lyric timeline.
No developer key, no waiting list. The model is already in the video picker of the music-video flow.
Open the create flow and choose Gemini Omni. Set 3–15 seconds, a resolution tier, and 16:9 or 9:16. That is the whole setup.
Our 360p test: a 15-second text-to-video request came back as a 15.04-second clip with audio in 58 seconds. Check the cut cheap, then re-run the keepers at a higher tier.
Drop each clip on the lyric timeline, preview vertical or widescreen, and export when the chorus cuts clean. Previewing the assembly is free.
Nothing to install. Gemini Omni is already in the SunoMV video picker.
Open create, choose Gemini Omni, set 3–15 seconds, a resolution tier (360p draft, 720P, 1080P or 4K) and 16:9 or 9:16.
Write the scene, start from a still, or set a first and last frame (3–10 seconds) so two scenes connect. Add a reference image of your lead to keep the same face.
Lay the clips on the lyric timeline. Preview free, then export vertical or widescreen for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and YouTube.
No video model is better at everything. These are the jobs this row is for.
Fifteen seconds covers most chorus lines. One take means one camera and one face, instead of two clips that have to be matched by hand.
Pin the last frame of scene A and the first frame of scene B. The model fills the 3–10 seconds between them, so the cut reads as a camera move instead of a jump.
Check the cut at the 360p draft tier, then render the two or three shots that matter at 1080P or 4K for a full-screen phone or a TV.
Same picker, different jobs. Click through instead of guessing.
3–15 s takes, first-and-last-frame transitions, a reference image for your lead, 360p draft to 4K.
The previous version. Google routes 1.1 requests to 1.2 from 3 December 2026.
Fast 5–15 s shots at 480P/720P for boarding a full-song preview. Cheaper, not 4K.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is a Google video model released on 5 November 2026 that generates and edits clips of up to 15 seconds from text, images or a first-and-last-frame pair. It costs about 30% less than version 1.1 through the API and is also available in Flow, Google Vids and the Gemini app.
First-and-last-frame interpolation is a way of generating video where the user supplies the opening picture and the closing picture and the model creates the motion in between. In a music video it joins two scenes with a camera move, so the same character and setting carry across the cut. Omni 1.2 allows 3–10 seconds for this mode.
Upscaled output means the model renders the clip at a lower native resolution and then enlarges it to 1080p or 4K. For Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, Google prices 720p as the native tier and lists 1080p and 4K as upscaled, at about $0.104 and $0.209 per second of video.
Google figures are from the 5 November 2026 release and the AI Studio docs. SunoMV figures describe the picker after the same-day upgrade. Timings are our own runs, not vendor numbers.
Google released Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash on 5 November 2026: video generation and editing up to 15 seconds, better coherence across scenes, fewer jump cuts, about 30% lower API price than 1.1. Available in Flow, Google Vids, the Gemini app and the API.
Google AI on X — Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash announcement ↗Model id gemini-omni-1.2-flash. Duration 3–15 seconds (default 10); first-and-last-frame 3–10 seconds; extension 3–10 seconds per turn up to 30 seconds; up to 6 reference images (3 per character, 2 characters); 16:9 and 9:16; 1.1 requests route to 1.2 from 3 December 2026.
Google AI Studio — Omni docs ↗About 30% below 1.1 (720p was about $0.10 a second). Per second: 360p $0.023, 720p about $0.07, 1080p upscaled $0.104, 4K upscaled $0.209 — about $0.70 for a 10-second and $1.04 for a 15-second 720p clip.
Google AI Studio — Pricing ↗Our runs on 5 November 2026 at the 360p draft tier: first-and-last-frame, 5 s requested → 5.03 s clip with audio in 37 s; text-to-video, 15 s requested → 15.04 s clip with audio in 58 s. The SunoMV Omni row was upgraded to 1.2 and its price cut by 20% the same day.
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Up to 15 seconds a take, first and last frame where scenes connect, 20% cheaper than before. Preview the full-song assembly free, then export for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and YouTube.
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