Original desert video featuring orange and titanium headphones above a pedestal
Video editing
From desert sunlight to moonlight
Gemini Omni
Gemini Omni
Rethink a video scene that already exists
Explore Gemini Omni video editing and reference-led creation, with guidance for changing a scene while comparing the result against an original clip.
Available options and estimated credits are shown in the studio.
FIND YOUR CREATIVE DIRECTION
See the idea take shape
Explore the composition, compare the source where available, and open the prompt to understand the creative choices.
MEET THE MODEL
What can you create with Gemini Omni?
An existing clip gives a creative brief timing, framing and movement to respond to. Rather than describing an entirely new film, identify the part of the video scene you want to change and the parts that should remain. This makes a before-and-after comparison more useful: judge the requested transformation alongside motion and subject continuity.
MEET THE MODELTURN YOUR IDEA INTO A CLEAR BRIEF
How to write a useful Gemini Omni prompt
Start with one clear outcome. Describe what matters, then change one element at a time.
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Start with a readable clip
Choose a short source with clear action and a subject that is not constantly obscured. Identify the moment that matters.
- 02
Separate change from preservation
Name the intended change to the scene, material or visual treatment. State which action, framing or subject details should remain recognizable.
- 03
Compare matching moments
Review corresponding moments in the source and result. Check motion, edges, scale and any unintended changes outside the requested edit.
IN THE RUXA STUDIO
Know your options before you start.
Controls reflect the current integration
- Image and video inputs
- The documented options allow up to 7 images and 1 source video.
- Source video
- The source is limited to 30 seconds and 100 MB, with a selected region of up to 10 seconds.
- Duration
- Text-led output choices include 4, 6, 8 or 10 seconds. Duration is handled automatically when a video is supplied.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Questions about Gemini Omni
Why begin with an existing video?
A source clip provides a concrete sequence to respond to. It is useful when the goal is to reinterpret a video scene rather than invent every aspect from scratch.
What should remain unchanged in an editing prompt?
State the important constraints explicitly, such as the main action, framing or subject identity. Then compare those elements in the resulting clip.
How should I judge a before-and-after example?
Compare matching moments and the full motion, not just two attractive thumbnails. Look for unintended cuts, distortions and changes to the subject.
MAKE SOMETHING YOURS
Your next creation starts with an idea.
Pick a direction. Write your first prompt.
Open video studio