Google makes Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash generally available, raising the single-clip limit from 10 seconds to 15 seconds and pricing 720p 30% below 1.1 Flash.

Concept illustration with two groups side by side on a pale green background: on the left, a panel lettered "1.1 FLASH" sits above a laptop whose screen shows a speech bubble with grey lines and, below it, a dark film strip with a play triangle filling about two-thirds of a lighter bar, and a string ties the laptop's top corner to a tall blank grey tag standing to its right. On the right, a panel with a multicoloured G mark and the lettering "GOOGLE GEMINI OMNI 1.2 FLASH" sits above a matching laptop whose film strip fills the whole bar, and a string ties it to a shorter blank red tag standing to its right, inside a dashed outline of a taller tag, with a red arrow pointing down at the red tag's top. Printed on the image: -30% 720p price vs 1.1 Flash, Google's announcement.

720p video gets cheaper for apps built on the model API, and the only evidence on quality so far is Google's chosen demos and customer quotes. The Google Cloud announcement lists 720p at US$0.07 per second, with similar cuts at other resolutions, and links to the pricing page for each resolution's rate (Google Cloud, 2026-11-05). How we checked →

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SecondSource (2026). "Google makes Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash generally available, raising the single-clip limit from 10 seconds to 15 seconds and pricing 720p 30% below 1.1 Flash.." https://secondsource.io/en/product/2026-11-06-2/. Accessed access date.