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Google's Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is now available on Vercel AI Gateway, according to a Vercel Blog changelog entry. Developers can generate videos from text prompts using one API key, without a separate Google account. The source says the model generates 3–15 second videos with native audio and edits 3–15 second source clips using up to six reference images. It can also extend videos by 3–10 seconds per call.
Google's Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is now available on Vercel AI Gateway, according to a Vercel Blog changelog entry. Developers can generate videos from text prompts using one API key, without a separate Google account. The source says the model generates 3–15 second videos with native audio and edits 3–15 second source clips using up to six reference images. It can also extend videos by 3–10 seconds per call.
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Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash from Google is now available on AI Gateway. Generate videos from text prompts with one API key and no separate Google account. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash generates 3–15 second videos with native audio and edits 3–15 second source clips with up to six reference images. Extend videos by 3–10 seconds...
Developers building video features can reach this Google model through one gateway and one API key, instead of setting up a separate Google account. The source does not cover pricing or performance, so teams should check the model page before building on it. The next thing to watch is how the editing and extension limits hold up in real workflows.
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