Google has officially expanded its AI-powered video editing tool, Gemini Omni, to India.
The new feature allows users to upload videos and make changes simply by typing what they want.
Instead of using complex video editing software, users can now edit clips through natural language commands.
Whether it’s adding visual effects, changing scenes, enhancing footage, or inserting new elements, Gemini Omni can handle it with a simple text prompt.
The feature is now rolling out through the Gemini mobile app and web platform.
What Is Gemini Omni?
Google first introduced Gemini Omni during Google I/O 2026 as part of its growing AI ecosystem.
The company describes Omni as a powerful AI model that combines reasoning and creativity.
It can understand text, images, audio, and video inputs, then use that information to generate or edit high-quality videos.
According to Google, users can even edit videos through a conversation, making content creation easier than ever for beginners and professionals alike.
How to Edit Videos with Gemini Omni
Using the new tool is designed to be simple and user-friendly.
Here are the basic steps:
Upload a video from your device or cloud storage.
Describe the changes you want using a text prompt.
Gemini Omni processes the request and edits the video.
Preview the result and save the final version.
The feature works on both the Gemini mobile app and the web version, allowing users to edit videos from multiple devices.
Current Limitations You Should Know
While the technology is impressive, there are still a few limitations.
At present, videos created or edited with Gemini Omni can be up to 10 seconds long.
Audio support is available, but Google says it plans to expand the feature’s capabilities in future updates.
This means users can currently create short clips, but longer and more advanced projects may become possible later.
Google Adds AI Watermark for Transparency
To help users identify AI-generated content, Google automatically adds its SynthID watermark to videos created or edited using Gemini Omni.
The company says users can also verify content origins through tools available in Gemini, Gemini in Chrome, and Google Search.
This step is aimed at improving transparency as AI-generated media becomes more common online.
Who Can Access Gemini Omni?
Google has started rolling out Gemini Omni Flash to Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers worldwide, including users in India.
The feature is available through the Gemini app and Google Flow platform.
Google also plans to bring the technology to YouTube Shorts and the YouTube Create app in the future.
This could give creators more powerful AI tools for producing and editing videos directly within Google’s ecosystem.
With AI-powered editing becoming easier and more accessible, Gemini Omni could change the way everyday users create video content.
