Omni Video

Omni Video is a web-based AI video generation platform that lets users produce short video clips from text prompts, transform existing footage through style transfer, and tap into Google's Veo 3.1 model — all from a single dashboard. The platform targets creators, marketers, and production teams who need fast video output without traditional production overhead.

What Omni Video Does

The core of the platform is a multi-model pipeline that handles three distinct workflows. Text-to-video takes a scene description and renders a 5–10 second clip in 30–45 seconds, with camera angle instructions, aspect ratio selection, and synchronized audio all derived from the prompt. Video-to-Video AI accepts uploaded footage in MP4, MOV, or WebM format and applies frame-by-frame style transformation while preserving the original motion and timing — useful for brand consistency across ad variations or creative remixing of existing content. The third workflow routes through Veo 3.1 specifically, Google's latest video generation model, which delivers sharper facial detail, more accurate text rendering, and native audio synchronization in the same generation pass.

Audio is included by default across all three modes. Every generated clip comes with ambient sound, dialogue, or narration matched to the visual content — no separate audio editing step required. Veo 3.1 produces the highest fidelity, including precise lip-sync for character dialogue.

Who It's Built For

The platform serves a fairly wide range of users, but a few profiles fit particularly well. Short-form content creators producing high volumes of vertical video for TikTok or Instagram Reels benefit from the 30-second render time and native 9:16 aspect ratio support. E-commerce teams use image-to-video generation to animate product photos into ad-ready clips, replacing traditional production shoots for variation testing. Freelance filmmakers use the Veo 3.1 mode to pre-visualize storyboards and pitch concept scenes to clients before committing to production budgets.

Digital ad agencies managing multi-platform creative at scale are another clear fit — the Video-to-Video AI tool allows a single source clip to become dozens of stylistically distinct variations. Indie game developers and animators use the platform for trailer prototyping and cutscene previews.

Workflows and Output Formats

Omni Video supports six aspect ratios: 9:16, 1:1, 16:9, 4:3, 3:4, and 21:9, covering the major social and presentation formats. Clip durations run 4–12 seconds depending on the plan tier and credit cost. Resolution scales from 480p on the free plan up to 4K with HDR on Pro and Business plans.

The generation interface uses a credit system. Each output type carries a different credit cost — a standard 4-second clip at 480p costs 7 credits, while longer or higher-resolution outputs consume more. Video-to-Video AI transformations run 40–80 credits per clip. Credits are consumed per generation regardless of plan tier.

Pricing and Access

The free plan provides 30 one-time credits — enough for roughly one generation — with no credit card required. Output is capped at 720p, watermarked, and publicly visible. It functions as a trial rather than an ongoing free tier.

Paid plans are available monthly or annually, with a 30% discount on annual billing. The Basic plan runs $13.90/month (annual) and includes 1,300 credits, Veo 3.1 access, 1080p output, no watermark, and private generation. The Pro plan at $35/month (annual) adds 3,300 credits, 4K output, batch generation, priority queue access, and a commercial license. The Business plan at $70/month (annual) provides 6,500 credits, VIP queue priority, Video-to-Video AI at 1080p, a dedicated account manager, and full commercial rights including copyright ownership.

One-time credit packs are also available for users who prefer not to subscribe — a Pro Pack provides 1,200 credits for $49.90 valid for 30 days, and a Business Pack provides 2,000 credits for $89.90. Credit packs do not auto-renew.

Commercial licensing is restricted to Pro and Business plans. Free and Basic plan outputs are limited to personal and educational use.

Limitations Worth Noting

Clip length caps at 5–10 seconds per generation, which suits social content and pre-visualization but not longer narrative formats. Video-to-Video AI at 1080p is gated behind the Business plan, so Basic and Pro users get lower-resolution style transfer output. Multi-language narration currently supports English and Chinese only. The free plan's 30-credit allocation is a one-time allotment, not a recurring monthly benefit.