Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Edit

• 🆕 Point release 1.1 of Google's Gemini Omni Flash video family
• 💬 Video-to-video variant: edits an existing clip from written instructions
• 🔧 Catalog lists sibling entries for text, image and reference-driven inputs
• 🧠 Part of Google's Gemini multimodal model line from DeepMind
• ⚡ "Flash" tier signals Google's speed-oriented branch of Gemini
• 🏢 Documented by Google as a preview model on its enterprise platform
• 📚 Google DeepMind publishes a model card for the Omni Flash family
• 🌐 Catalog release date is August 2026, shared with its 1.1 siblings

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Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Edit is the video-to-video entry in Google's Gemini Omni Flash line, dated August 2026 in this catalog. Rather than generating a clip from scratch, this variant takes existing video as input and applies changes described by the user, making it the editing counterpart to the family's generation-oriented modes. Google DeepMind publishes a model card for Gemini Omni Flash, and Google Cloud documents the family as a preview model on its enterprise agent platform.

It is a point-release successor to the original Gemini Omni Flash generation, an incremental 1.1 refresh of the same family rather than a new architecture. Google's published material for the family is the authoritative reference for supported inputs, clip limits and safety filtering; independent evaluation figures specific to this editing variant were not available at the time of writing.

Per the catalog listings, the Edit model sits alongside same-generation siblings covering the other input paths: Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 for text prompts, the image-to-video variant, and Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 R2V for reference-driven generation, all carrying the same catalog release date.

Within Google's broader catalog it complements the Veo video models and the Gemini Flash text line, giving the Omni branch a dedicated route for modifying footage that already exists.