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A new prompting guide for Google DeepMind's Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash model has been published, detailing advanced techniques such as role binding, looping animations, and timecode scripting for improved model interactions.

If you're building with @GoogleDeepMind Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash today, we just published a new prompting guide: - Role binding with tags: Explicitly tell the model how to use your inputs instead of guessing: • <FIRST_FRAME>: Starting frame • <LAST_FRAME>: Target ending frame • <IMAGE_REF_0>: Subject or style reference • <VIDEO_REF_0>: Motion or character reference (up to 3s) - Looping animations: Set the exact same image as both the first and last frame: [# Sources <FIRST_FRAME> Image1 <LAST_FRAME> ] - Rule for edits: Keep edit prompts short and anchor them with "Keep everything else the same" to avoid unintended background shifts. Example: "Make the phone invisible. Keep everything else the same." - Timecode scripting: Use bracket syntax to choreograph action and camera movement: [0-3s] Person starts walking [3-6s] They stop and look at the camera - Scene extension: Use "The scene continues" to append 10-second increments up to 40 seconds. 0s in your prompt marks the start of the newly generated segment. Full prompt guide and examples: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/omni#prompt-guide…
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If you’re building with @GoogleDeepMind Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash today, we just published a new prompting guide:

  • Role binding with tags: Explicitly tell the model how to use your inputs instead of guessing: • <FIRST_FRAME>: Starting frame • <LAST_FRAME>: Target ending frame • <IMAGE_REF_0>: Subject or style reference • <VIDEO_REF_0>: Motion or character reference (up to 3s)

  • Looping animations: Set the exact same image as both the first and last frame: [# Sources <FIRST_FRAME> Image1 <LAST_FRAME> ]

  • Rule for edits: Keep edit prompts short and anchor them with “Keep everything else the same” to avoid unintended background shifts. Example: “Make the phone invisible. Keep everything else the same.”

  • Timecode scripting: Use bracket syntax to choreograph action and camera movement: [0-3s] Person starts walking [3-6s] They stop and look at the camera

  • Scene extension: Use “The scene continues” to append 10-second increments up to 40 seconds. 0s in your prompt marks the start of the newly generated segment.

Full prompt guide and examples: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/omni#prompt-guide…

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