# [Omni Flash](<https://omniflash.net/>)

[omniflash.net](<https://omniflash.net/>)

Omni Flash is a third-party browser tool for short AI videos. The site says it sends a text prompt, image, or reference clip through a Google API connection, without an install or your own API key. It is not Google's product.

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## About Omni Flash

Omni Flash, at [omniflash.net](<https://omniflash.net/>), is a third-party browser front-end for generating short AI videos. The site says it connects to a Google API so a prompt, an image, or a reference clip can be turned into video without installing software or creating your own API key. It is not Google AI Studio, the Gemini app, or an official Google product page.

The same site's MCP page also lists other models and their credit costs, including Omni Flash at 70 credits and Omni Pro at 500 credits. New accounts get free starter credits. The page does not say how many.

Pricing: Free starter credits (amount not stated). Monthly Basic is $29 for 2,000 credits. One-time packs from $38. Yearly Basic is $232 for the year (list $260) for 17,500 credits.

Pricing model: Freemium

## Features

- Third-party web front-end. The site says prompts go through a Google API connection and you do not manage an API key

- Start from a text prompt, an uploaded image, or a reference clip, then preview and download

- Runs in the browser, with no app to install

- Free starter credits before you pay. The site does not say how many free credits a new account gets

- Monthly, yearly, and one-time credit plans. The pricing FAQ says one-time packs do not expire

- The MCP page also lists other models, with Omni Flash at 70 credits and Omni Pro at 500 credits

## FAQs

Common questions about Omni Flash

Is this Google's Omni Flash?

No. omniflash.net is a separate website. It says your prompt is sent through a Google API connection so the video can be generated online. You still have to follow Google's API and platform terms.

What can I put in a request?

The site says you can use a text prompt, an image, or a reference video. It describes the results as short clips for things like product videos, social shorts, and ad drafts.

Is there a free way to try it?

Yes. The site says new users get free starter credits before buying more credits or a paid plan. It does not publish how many free credits that is. You can also earn credits by checking in and inviting friends.

How much are paid credits?

Monthly Basic is $29 for 2,000 credits and lists watermark removal. Advanced monthly starts at $49 for 3,400 credits. One-time packs start at $38 for 2,500 credits. Yearly Basic is $232 for the year (list price $260) for 17,500 credits. Higher credit steps are on the same pricing config.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The site says it runs in the browser. Sign in, write a prompt, and generate there.

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