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Edit a video's look
Use an existing clip as the source, then describe what to change and what to keep.
This edit used Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash in Agent. The source and result are separate five-second clips; the source was not overwritten.
Choose the source
Select the video on the canvas. Check its name in the Selected chip above the message box. If the clip is on your device, use + → Upload file instead.
Describe the change
Say what should change and what should remain. Name the model if you have a preference.
Now give the original five-second clip a warmer, golden-hour look. Keep the blue cup, the steam, and the gentle camera move, but make the sunlight outside feel like late afternoon. Use Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash for the video edit, and save it as a separate version.
Review the finished clip
Wait for Generated videos → Ready. Use Show on canvas to focus the result, then play the whole clip—not just its thumbnail.
Check the subject, movement, timing, and audio before using the result. Generative editing can change details beyond the requested change.
Download the edited original · Download the source
Use an image to guide the edit
Select the source video, then Ctrl-click (Windows/Linux) or Cmd-click (Mac) the reference image. Check that both appear in the Selected chips. Explain their different jobs: the video supplies the motion; the image guides the look.
Edit the selected video to match the warm ivory studio and pale stone in the selected image. Keep the blue cup, steam and original camera movement. Use the image as a visual reference, not as the video source. Make one continuous five-second 16:9 clip with Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, with no cuts, lettering or extra objects.
This example edits the same original morning-light clip shown above. Download the studio edit.
Ask for a trim to keep the original footage instead of generating a new look.
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