Native audio drafts
Generate a short clip where motion and the generated sound bed can be judged together.
AuraTuner supports text-to-video and video-to-video. The Studio starts with the lowest-cost prompt-led video and generated audio already on.
Generate a short clip where motion and the generated sound bed can be judged together.
Start from text when the idea, timing, and audio direction are still being explored.
Switch to video-to-video when an existing clip should guide the next pass.
Start from text when the scene is open. Use video-to-video only when the source clip's movement should guide the remix.
Name the ambient bed, product sound, or narration feel in the prompt.
Use 4 seconds for the first timing check before longer runs.
Use 720p or 1080p to test direction, then move to 4K after the idea works.
Short answer
Use Gemini Omni Video when you need a short prompt-led video with generated audio in the same first pass. Keep the prompt narrow so you can judge audio fit, subject stability, and timing before moving to longer or higher-resolution settings.
Related motion sample
Describe the sound job in the prompt. AuraTuner generates audio with the video, but does not accept an uploaded audio track or image reference for this model.
This is an audio-on video generation path, not a tool for syncing an uploaded audio track.
Use 720p or 1080p before testing 4K.
Video-to-video has a different cost profile from prompt-only runs.
Yes. AuraTuner runs Gemini Omni Video with audio enabled, so the first test should include what kind of sound or timing you want to judge.
No. Treat this as generated audio with video, not audio-to-video from an uploaded track.
The page starts with a 4-second 720p prompt-only run at 125 credits in AuraTuner. Generated audio is always enabled for this model.
Use video-to-video when an existing clip should guide the remix. Use text-to-video when the scene is still being discovered.
No. Use it for the generated clip and audio direction. Keep final cuts, captions, music edits, and publishing review in your normal editor.