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Google makes Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash generally available

AI · First reported 5 Nov, 17:00 · Updated 18:31

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Google announced general availability for Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash on November 5, 2026. The update supports video clips up to 15 seconds and conversational editing; the supplied report also details pricing, rollout and technical limits. (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69; 26c9cf27-6e52-452b-bbed-259262cd5210)

  • The model supports clips from 3 to 15 seconds, up from a 10-second maximum for Omni 1.1; the default duration is 10 seconds. (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69; 26c9cf27-6e52-452b-bbed-259262cd5210)
  • On the paid Gemini API, 720p video costs approximately $0.07 per second. Omni 1.1 remains available during a four-week transition, with requests automatically routing to 1.2 from December 3, 2026. (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69)
  • Google says the update improves consistency and editing, while the report notes limits including unsupported uploaded-audio inputs and continued development on fast action and complex physics. (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69)
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Announcement
November 5, 2026 (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69)
Maximum native clip length
15 seconds (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69; 26c9cf27-6e52-452b-bbed-259262cd5210)
720p API price
Approximately $0.07 per second (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69)
Automatic routing from Omni 1.1
December 3, 2026 (839dabde-35e9-4e4f-a036-b77b0cb2fc69)

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