Summary
According to a post on X by @michaelaubry, Wireflow has put Google's Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash live and used its edit board to build the launch video. The post says one prompt produced a pitch-meeting scene with dialogue, and single-sentence edits then produced anime, Sasquatch CEO, moon, dragon and claymation variants. A quoted post from @wireflowai lists 15-second lip-synced scenes, six reference images, first/last-frame control, and draft pricing around 2¢ per second, though the snippet cuts off before the full pricing detail.
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What happened
michaelaubry says Wireflow put Google's Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash live today and built the launch video on the board: one prompt wrote a pitch-meeting scene with dialogue, then single-sentence edits spun anime, Sasquatch CEO, moon, dragon and claymation variants. The quoted @wireflowai post lists 15-second lip-synced...
Why it matters
Creators and teams using AI video tools may find that revising a generated scene through short text instructions is becoming a practical workflow. Anyone evaluating the tool should check Wireflow's official pricing and limits, since the figures here are draft and come from social posts. Watch for independent tests of output quality and consistency across edits.
Signal Intelligence
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