You love to see it! Here’s to many, many more fun collaborations like this—even if we inadvertently guarantee that Russell can never retire, because he remains so charmed by trying one more thing. 🙂
Category Archives: Google Omni
Quick tutorial: Create with Omni inside Adobe Boards
Companies are imaginary. Creativity is real.
I love seeing my old friend & Adobe design partner Dave (mentioned innumerable times here over the years) showing off the expressive power of the collaboration so many Adobe & Google friends have been nurturing over the last several months. We have the first fruits showing now in Firefly Boards (try it now!), and there’s so much more we have in mind.
I’ve never cared much about the company name in my email address. All that stuff is always just a means to an end—a way of aligning incentives so we can help people make the world more fun and beautiful. I feel so grateful to have found a spot to stand among friends & continue this work—and we’re just getting started.
Remix your photos using Gemini Omni, right inside Google Photos
Located in the Create tab — your central hub for creativity in Google Photos — Video Remix helps you make inspired content in seconds. Instantly apply cinematic relighting to spruce up a dark clip, swap out a plain background for something fun, or add artistic treatments, such as watercolor, raw sketchbook and oil painting effects.
Video Remix starts rolling out today to eligible Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscribers in select countries.
Use Google video models right within Premiere Pro!
I love seeing a plan come together. 😀 Check out this new Premiere Pro integration with Google Veo:
The Google Omni Flash model isn’t there yet, but we’ll work on connecting the dots. As Mark Twain might’ve said, “Some Adobe menus are so long, they have perspective,” and I’d love to get back to contributing to that phenomenon. 😉
In the meantime, my old partner Dave Werner is cooking with Omni inside Firefly Boards—where you can try it yourself:
So great to see Google Omni Flash in @AdobeFirefly Boards!
Check out @okaysamurai’s: https://t.co/NNmaUlOD4V pic.twitter.com/vdQdPKRlA6
— John Nack (@jnack) July 8, 2026
[Via Bill Hensler]
Fun with Omni: Changing cams, plus Wolverine
Karen X. Cheng shows a subtle but powerful model capability:
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Meanwhile Christian Cantrell is looking sharp, is not downright superheroic:
What I thought would be a quick test of Gemini Omni video editing in https://t.co/hmRbEam8vP turned out to be a pretty wild study in agentic creative processes. (1 of 3) pic.twitter.com/44HptL00HC
— Christian Cantrell (@cantrell) July 6, 2026
Come build with Gemini Omni Flash!
I’m thrilled to say that the first big launch of my Chapter 2 at Google is here! You can now build on Gemini Omni Flash in Google Enterprise Agent Platform (aka Vertex); see docs.
TBH I was so busy helping get the release out the door, and then taking some much needed rest over the Fourth of July break, that I’ve hardly had a chance to post useful info. I’ll fix that soon! In the meantime, here’s our little intro sizzle reel:
Gemini Omni: Our new model is a leap forward in world understanding, multimodality, and editing—letting you generate any output from any input, starting with video.
Coming soon to developers and enterprise customers via the Gemini API and the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform… pic.twitter.com/af9oElAODp
— Google Cloud (@googlecloud) June 2, 2026
Omni Teapot
My 16yo is lowkey impressed that at Adobe I got to work with Utah Teapot creator Martin Newell. At this point, anything that impresses a teen is very welcome. 🙂
I wonder what he’d think of Gemini Omni turning real teapots into geometry just by saying the word:
Relighting video with Omni in Flow
Sometimes it’s the seemingly simplest applications of tech that can be the most repeatably powerful. Here’s a quick demo of using a simple sketch of a lighting layout to direct Google Omni Flow in relighting an in-studio video:
Looks like you can relight a scene according to a top-down lighting diagram. @FlowbyGoogle pic.twitter.com/bVV280pM7F
— László Gaál (@laszlogaal_) May 22, 2026
Puppetry + AI FTW: Behind the Scenes with Timmy TPU
I love the blend old-school puppetry, 3D animation, Gemini Omni, and the latest experimental video tools that went into creating TPU Training Day, the short film that debuted during Google I/O 2026.
I know you’ve heard it a million times, but it bears repeating: AI isn’t a substitute for human creativity, or in many cases even for traditional techniques. It’s just a whole new toolbox that can multiply our expressive powers.
And here’s the film itself:
Check out Google Flow Agent
Did I have “Google makes cool, extensible, AI-powered creative tools” on my 2026 Bingo card? I did not—and I’m happy to be wrong! Check this out:
Introducing Google Flow Agent
Google Flow Agent can help you plan and reason through complex creative tasks with your inputs, all while under your control.
It’s built with Gemini models and brings a deep understanding of your project to help with everything from early… pic.twitter.com/e1qnNNuFYh
— Google (@Google) May 29, 2026
According to the docs, you can use the Agent to:
- Brainstorm and plan: Chat with the Agent to outline storyboards, develop visual mood boards, and turn high-level concepts into actionable prompts.
- Generate new media: Ask the Agent to generate videos or images and select the best model to generate with.
- Edit assets directly: Ask the Agent to edit selected media from your project.
- Batch generate: Ask the Agent to create multiple variations of an asset at once.
- Organize your assets: Ask the Agent to rename specific files, group selected media into a new Collection, or archive unused assets.
- Add context & references: Drag media into the Agent prompt box from your device or project. You can also select multiple assets and let the agent know which media you are referring to.
3D typography using Omni + Flow
Check out this cool little technique:
This is especially wild when you consider where typography stood just a couple of years ago—for which I’ll forever be kinda nostalgic. 🙂
Nano Banana & Flux are great & all, but I legit miss when DALL•E was gakked up on mescaline. pic.twitter.com/JBxPanywoF
— John Nack (@jnack) January 14, 2026
Vibe-code your own VFX apps & more Google Flow Tools
Democratize all the apps!!
I think this new platform will be a major sleeper hit:
With Google Flow Tools, you can build creative workflows customized to fit your creative process. Explore a gallery of premade Tools built by creatives, remix existing ones to fit your needs, or create your own from scratch by just typing a description of what you want to create. You can shape and iterate on these Tools fluidly, adjusting them for individual projects, or singular clips and images. All users can explore Tools in Google Flow, and Google AI subscribers can create custom Tools from scratch or remix existing ones.
Check out the ways some artists have been spinning up tools & putting them to work:
“Mastering Gemini Omni: The Ultimate Video Prompting Guide”
From nailing text rendering to camera control, these tips should help you get the best possible results.
Google Earth + Omni = Drone magic
My friend Bilawal, who used to work in Google’s Geo group (Earth, Maps, and more), has created an eye-popping faux-drone video using Omni Flash:
Gave google omni a sketched camera path and asked it to generate drone POV footage. pic.twitter.com/cQZFMtOkEi
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) May 26, 2026
Here’s another exploration, inspired by Bilawal’s:
けっこうヤバかった https://t.co/Doi85TMvzf pic.twitter.com/jLX9T83ryS
— KEETY|AIクリエイター (@KEETY2591756) May 27, 2026
Google Omni preserves marital harmony
The Flavawagon rides again—emotionally safely! 😀
Context: 25 years ago she helped me flame the original Flav. https://t.co/dxukPMwd3q pic.twitter.com/oLBd3t4E7T
— John Nack (@jnack) May 19, 2026
Gemini Omni in a nutshell
Here’s a great little one-minute explainer, featuring a couple of fun examples I hadn’t yet seen:
Awesome examples of Omni video transformation
This is such a wild, game-changing feature:
Gemini Omni is a major leap in world understanding & multimodal editing! It can take photos, video & audio and build entirely new scenes. Over time it’ll be able to handle any input & any output – starting w/ video
You can even give it your own videos & iterate on your ideas: pic.twitter.com/VrHPJKRJXH
— Demis Hassabis (@demishassabis) May 19, 2026
I think Carlos gets it exactly right: “I think many are focusing on the wrong aspect of the Gemini Omni model when comparing it to Seedance 2.0, since conceptually they are entirely different things. This is a model for editing videos (like Nano Banana) like we’ve never had before!“
Creo que muchos están enfocando mal el modelo de Gemini Omni al compararlo con Seedance 2.0 cuando conceptualmente son cosas distintas.
Este es un modelo para editar vídeos (a la Nano Banana) como nunca antes habíamos tenido! pic.twitter.com/eaqngSnbCD
— Carlos Santana (@DotCSV) May 19, 2026
i don’t think you understand how insane omni is pic.twitter.com/wvj4B4a59B
— Sam Sheffer (@samsheffer) May 19, 2026
Editing videos is where Gemini Omni Flash really shines. It is so incredibly capable.
> Make it New Year’s Eve with fireworks. Update the clock
London launched the fireworks early. https://t.co/cTGMPbT3tZ pic.twitter.com/c3Kh1y2KO5
— fofr (@fofrAI) May 19, 2026
I need Omni fireflies in @AdobeFirefly (Yo dawg…) https://t.co/BqvcTPo905
— John Nack (@jnack) May 19, 2026
“Nano Banana for video” is here!
I’m so pleased to be playing a very small role in bringing breakthrough video transformation to the world. Check out the new Gemini Omni:
The team writes,
We’re introducing Gemini Omni, where Gemini’s ability to reason meets the ability to create. Omni is our new model that can create anything from any input — starting with video. With Omni, you can combine images, audio, video and text as input and generate high-quality videos grounded in Gemini’s real-world knowledge. You can also easily edit your videos through conversation.
Today, we’re rolling out the first model in the Omni family: Gemini Omni Flash, to the Gemini app, Google Flow and YouTube Shorts. In time we will support output modalities like image and audio.
Conversational video editing is the real breakthrough:
Check it out & let us know what you think!