How to prompt Gemini Omni on MITO
Gemini Omni is one of the models you can create with on MITO. The more detail you give it, the more control you keep over the result. Mix the elements below to get exactly what you picture.
What to think about while writing prompts
The more detail you add, the more control you'll have over the final output. Use a mix of the elements below to create results that better reflect your imagination.
Prompt like a pro
Here's an example prompt, broken down by its parts. The more detail you add to each, the better your result.
Prompt example
A wide-angle tracking shot glides gently across a serene lake, a chrome bean-shaped object rotating slowly to reveal its reflections, bathed in crisp, ethereal golden-hour light, cinematic and awe-inspiring, set in a vast, otherworldly alien landscape.
Ingredients of your prompt
Edit through natural conversation
On MITO you direct Gemini Omni like an editor: build and fine-tune your video at any step, just by describing the change in plain language.
Edit iteratively
Ask for a specific update, like a background change or a new caption, without prompting your whole scene again. The model preserves your video across edits, keeping what works so you focus on what doesn't.
Edit how your camera works
Change the camera angle, point of view, and movement through natural conversation.
Change the camera angle to be over the violinist's shoulder.
Change the action
Change how your scene moves and animates, or sync two different inputs, like pairing the lights of a building with the beats of a soundtrack.
The lights of the apartments start turning on in sync with the music.
Apply real world knowledge
Gemini Omni brings its own knowledge of history, science, and culture, so the output looks and feels real. You don't need to over-explain, you just need to ask.
World understanding
You don't have to be prescriptive. Tell the model what you want to create and let its reasoning and world knowledge fill in the details.
Explain the difference between regular computing and quantum computing. Visualize this sentence using a contemporary flat-media style that blends minimalist vector shapes with rich organic textures. The aesthetic is defined by a high-contrast, "electric" color palette of neon pinks, cyans, and limes set against a deep navy background. A hallmark of this style is the use of stipple shading and grainy gradients, which adds a tactile, risograph-like quality to the otherwise simple geometric forms. By combining sharp edges with these softened, speckled transitions, the illustration achieves a playful, editorial feel.
Text rendering
Choose your type, placement, animation, and timing. The model doesn't just render text accurately, it creates it in sync with your visuals.
word by word, one word on a the screen at a time: did, you, know, that, this, model, can, do, pretty, good, text!? each word appears with a different animated style, perfect pacing to a rhythm, sizzle reel.
Reference complex actions
Name a complex action and the model understands your intention and how to apply it across the video. You don't need to describe it frame by frame.
Edit this keeping everything the same. Add animated motion effects coming out of the skateboard.
Direct your camera
Use real videography terms and the model follows them. For a continuous shot ask for "one continuous shot" or "oner". Try angles like "static", "locked off", or "fixed", movements like "push in", "punch in", or "dolly zoom", or a look like "natural smartphone zoom", "film camera", or "webcam style".
Change the camera angle, a close-up on his shoes, quickly tilting up to medium shot, then widening.
Reference anything
Reference and combine more ingredients to maintain control and consistency over your scene.
Combine any input
Reference any kind of media. Combine multiple elements together to create your scene – including images, videos, text, and audio.
The birds from <video> loosely form the imperfect shape of a bird based on <image>. They move to the music from <audio> and dissipate as they fly
Apply new styles
Reimagine how a scene looks while keeping the original motion and details. Ask for a new style, like anime, claymation, or watercolour.
Create a four-part stylistic progression of the video reference that begins with a vibrant colored crayon aesthetic, featuring rich, waxy, textured strokes and playful, hand-drawn character designs against a backdrop of heavily granulated paper. Transition seamlessly into a graphite pencil sketch on textured paper, utilizing cross-hatching, varying line weights, and a 12fps "line boiling" effect to emphasize a hand-drawn feel. Next, morph into a hyper-realistic 3D translucent glass style, characterized by complex light refractions, caustic patterns, and soft internal glows within a minimalist studio setting. Conclude the sequence with a tactile risograph print look, applying a limited three-color palette, grainy halftone textures, and intentional registration overlays for a retro, mechanical finish.
Add a storyboard
Already know the narrative arc of your video? Share a visual storyboard and the model generates a video that follows your key beats.
Show me in this story. Follow the story exactly in order starting top left. Entire story in 10 seconds. Cinematic
Keep your scene consistent
Keep a character, object, or environment consistent by adding a reference, from real life or generated on MITO, and the model uses it across your scene.
Start creating with Gemini Omni
Open Gemini Omni on MITO and try one of these prompts on your own footage. Start with 1,000 free credits, no credit card needed.
Prompting FAQ
Sign in to MITO, pick Gemini Omni as your model, and prompt it like the examples above. New accounts start with 1,000 free credits, no credit card needed.
No. Start simple and add detail only where you want more control. Framing, style, and lighting are the highest-leverage things to specify first.
Yes. Gemini Omni preserves the video between turns, so you can refine it across multiple instructions on MITO instead of regenerating from scratch each time.
Image, video, audio, and text, in the same prompt. Point at what to borrow from each one and the model combines them.
It does. Use real cinematography language like push in, dolly zoom, oner, or locked off and Gemini Omni will direct the shot accordingly.