Multimedia 7 November
AI video
Google Flow charges credits per second for Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash videos
Flow’s official help page sets out the cost of generating and editing clips with the model, which can already be chosen in the app, according to comments in the group.
Following the unveiling of Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, which the paper reported on 6 November, it was noted in EduMedia-IAG that Google Flow lets users choose Omni 1.1 or Omni 1.2 and that each generation uses credits.
According to Flow’s official help page, generating or editing videos of up to 10 seconds costs 1 credit per second at 360p and 3 at 720p, and is open to all users. Clips of up to 15 seconds are reserved for Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra plans, at a higher cost for each second beyond 10. Without a subscription there are 50 daily credits that do not roll over, and with a subscription between 200 (Plus) and 25,000 (the $200 Ultra plan) a month. Google warns that costs may change.
Read the original conversation in EduMedia-IAG
