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Do more with less: Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, Kling 4 Flash and GPT Image 2.6 now in Frameliq

Longer shots, faster drafts, 4-cent storyboard frames, and how to use all three together.

Hi there,

Three new models are live in Frameliq today: Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, Kling 4 Flash and GPT Image 2.6. Each one is good on its own. Inside Frameliq they work as one pipeline, from your first storyboard frame to a sharp final cut. Here's what each one does for your film, and how to use them together.

πŸŽ₯ Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash: longer shots, plus Extend and Upscale

Shots can now run up to 15 seconds (it was 10), so a whole beat, like a walk-and-talk or a slow push-in, fits in one take. It costs about 18% less at 720p and up, and reference videos can be up to 15 seconds long. Your existing Gemini Omni shots move over on their own.

It also brings two tools you'll reach for all the time in Composer:

⏩ Extend. A take ends one beat too early? Choose Add shot β†’ Continue and describe what happens next. Omni adds 3–10 seconds that pick up right where your take ended, as its own shot. You only pay for the new seconds.

A rendered take followed by its Extend continuation, which picks up from the last frame and keeps the action going

πŸ” Upscale. Render drafts small to save credits, then switch the keepers to Gemini Omni β†’ Upscale and pick 720p, 1080p or 4K. Same picture, same sound, same timing, just sharper.

The same take before and after Upscale, side by side, with the upscaled version noticeably sharper

⚑ Kling 4 Flash: block out a scene fast

A faster, lighter Kling 4 at about 40% less: 720p, 3–20 seconds, with sound and reference images. Use it to try camera moves and timing across a whole scene before you spend on final renders.

Choosing Kling 4 Flash in Composer's model picker

πŸ–ΌοΈ GPT Image 2.6: storyboard frames for about 4 cents

OpenAI's newest image model now draws your storyboard frames and powers AI Paint and Continuity. With your characters and look set up in Frameliq, frames stay consistent from shot to shot, and each frame becomes the starting image for its video shot.

Choosing GPT Image 2.6 as the image model in Storyboard

🎬 Put them together

Here's a workflow that gets the most out of all three:

  1. Storyboard your scene with GPT Image 2.6.
  2. Turn the frames into rough shots with Kling 4 Flash and check the timing.
  3. Re-render the shots that work with Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash or Kling 4.
  4. Extend any take that cuts off too soon.
  5. Upscale the keepers and export.

You spend your best credits only on the shots that make the cut.

πŸ› οΈ Smaller things you'll notice

  • Switching a shot to another model keeps the closest resolution instead of jumping to the most expensive one.
  • Upscaling a shot leaves its cut and its dialogue exactly as they were.

πŸ”‘ No fal key? No problem.

All three models, plus Extend and Upscale, run on Media credits, so Creator Plus (800 credits a month) covers them without a fal key. Already have a key? Paste it in Settings and you're set.

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The Frameliq Team